β¨ Discover the magical Fairy Pools, a series of crystal-clear blue pools and waterfalls on the Isle of Skye.
ποΈ Located on the northern slopes of the Black Cuillin range, perfect for wild swimming and stunning photography.
π Experience beautiful crystal-clear blue pools and waterfalls
πΈ Capture stunning photos amidst the magnificent Black Cuillin range
πΆββοΈ Enjoy a scenic walk on a purpose-made gravel path (2.4km return to first waterfall)
π Benefit from new steel beam and timber footbridges improving accessibility
π₯Ά Waters are ice-cold for swimming, even in summer
βΏ Trail has steep inclines and rugged terrain, unsuitable for wheelchair users
π§οΈ Heavy rainfall can cause water levels to rise quickly
βοΈ Glenbrittle road may ice during winter months (November to March)
π Narrow, single-track road to the pools is not suitable for buses
crowds Busiest times are during summer, typically 11 am to 1 pm
Popular for wild swimming, but be prepared for ice-cold waters.
π° Charged parking available (Β£6 daily for cars)
π
ΏοΈ 120-space car park with pay and display machine (accepts cards and coins)
π Bottom section reserved for camper vans, mini buses, motorhomes, and larger vehicles
π« Overnight stays are not permitted
π Well-signposted, located opposite the Fairy Pools entrance
π½ Free off-grid toilet block available with ladies, gents, and disabled facilities.
π Wear appropriate footwear and clothing due to changeable weather on Skye
π Keep dogs on leads to protect roaming livestock
ποΈ Take all litter home
π₯ Open fires are not advised
π« Drones are prohibited without a UK flyer and operator ID