Tour of Skye Island (The Most Magical Places)
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“The Isle of Skye seems to me to be the most extraordinary place in all the British Isles. It is Scotland's greatest jewel. From the moment I crossed the border of this country, I was constantly told about his magic spells. Everyone agreed that Skye was a magical place. Henry W. Morton
On the island of Skye there are several places whose names include the word fairy. On Russian-language sites they are called the Valley of Fairies and the Fey Pool. Although it would be more correct to call them the Magic Valley and the Magic Pools, since the fairies can mean not only fairies, but also elves, as well as dwarves and other mystical creatures. And for some reason, tourists always confuse these two places, although they are forty miles away from each other.
1. We will begin our expedition, turning from the highway deep into the island in the area of Sligahan, not forgetting to marvel at the huge hill of the Red Cullins, like two drops of water similar to the famous Vesuvius. Next we will be waiting for another surprise in the form of the highest mountain range in the British Isles - the Black Cullins. No other route allows you to approach these intimidating giants like the path to the Magic Pools. Seven natural fonts with the purest emerald water connect small cascading waterfalls, and beckoning tourists to swim in chilling rejuvenation water (she saw)!
In these places, you think wonderfully about the eternal and even have the opportunity to sit in solitude, since not all tourists reach the most remote cascades.
2. The next fabulous place is the Magic Valley. At the time of 2015, there were no signs at the turn to it, and the road on the final section passed into a narrow single track. But the most adventurous fans of all fabulous expects such a bizarre landscape, which is impossible to find anywhere else in the British Isles. It seems that each bright green wavy hill guards some fabulous creature. Trees here grow directly from the rocks, so the truth is that the Scots say that the arrow is a magical tree.
Fans of all rituals have already built magic circles and numerous pyramids between the wavy hills. So I want to sit on a hill and meditate.
There is also a tasty object for climbing lovers. Although it is not so easy to squeeze into a narrow high aperture in the rock to throw the Magic Valley from a bird's eye view.
3. There is on Skye and its Magic Bridge near Dunvegan Castle, the family nest of the MacLeod clan. Some versions of the legend of the Danvegan Magic Banner lead directly to this seemingly unfairy bridge: But if you have been on a tour of Dunvegan Castle, why not explore another magical place?