I did the Quiraing walk today, it is, as you say an amazing place and like no other place I have ever been too. I also agree that no lens can do it justice. A must visit when visiting Skye. One point to remember no drones are allowed at the waterfall as there are nesting birds. So your footage is one of the last to take this view. Respect to the early morning footage well done pal.
lovely video my friend! as a kid i was lucky enough to holiday on Skye every summer for many years, i had an uncle who lived in Broadford, Skye owns a very special place in my heart.
We are travelling up to Skye July 2021, really looking forward to our trip. Thanks for this great video, The Quiraing area looks awesome, cant wait to get that on video. Amazing video with your drone.
Hey thanks for sharing, this was so beautiful to watch!! We're planning a trip in September and this definitely helps us plan. Great job capturing the awesomeness of the scenery, its got us really excited!! Thanks
@@HarlieRaethel so impressed with the video,just bought a map and got the train times to get up to Kyle. Buy the tickets far ahead of time, and they can be very cheap. Again many thanks!
Thanks! I'm sure you'll have a great time. We really spent the majority of our time on the north east corner of Skye. There is definitely many more cool spots still to explore. Enjoy!
@@HarlieRaethel thank you. I have been having a google and I think I will have to go back more than once to manage to cover all the places I want to go.
Amazing video Harlie, we are planning for a roadtrip around Skye in the month of November, do you think the weather will be ok, we would love to find some sun.
Thanks. The weather is pretty much always a gamble in Scotland so it’s hard to say. The daylight will be short in November BUT the good news is that you will avoid the dreaded midgies that time of year. All the best with your planning.
Fabulous video, but many a place missed like the fairy pools - waternish point - they are a must to see and visit, so many others - just drive on any single track road/s and you will be amazed at the sights you will come across! These roads are like tributaries which are worth a visit no matter which road you take you will be in awe! Please take care on these single track roads, do not speed and be visual of vehicles coming the other way! Skye is island off the west of Scotland The Stein inn is the oldest pub on the island, if not the oldest in Scotland, that too is worth a visit for great food and many a whisky/s! Haste ye back!
Thanks Alan. Both the Fairy Pools and Waternish were places we had penciled in to visit but didn't have the time to get to... BUT as you so, that gives us plenty of reason to return!
@@HarlieRaethel Thanks guy's! You might want to stop off at The queens view on a trip too Rannoch, climb Craig var when in Rannoch village and see the views from there, no need to climb any Munroe lol! There are pods and hotels BB in the village if your not using your van? Pop into the café in the village and treat yourselves to their soup of the day! Enjoy! Hire bikes to cycle round the loch, visit Rannoch station, so much to do when there! I have a time share there and have been going there for over 30 odd years! maybe even get a ride on the flying Scot to Fort William or go further! Ilook foward to your other video's of Scotland!
Beautiful! My friend and I are going to try to climb Ben Nevis in June and planning to visit Skye the next day. Is Quiraing accessible by public transport? How about the other places you've shown, are they all accessible by bus or do we have to hire a vehicle?
I been there 2 time with my 3 kids and husband. We enjoyed alot .with full sunshine in June 20C temperature and only 5,10 miles per hour wind .we was literally sweating. Its awesome place to visit.i can't wait to go back for my 3rd visit.
The Quirang looks stunning. You have captured it really well. ❤
Thanks so much. Glad you enjoyed the video.
Thanks nice view
I did the Quiraing walk today, it is, as you say an amazing place and like no other place I have ever been too. I also agree that no lens can do it justice. A must visit when visiting Skye.
One point to remember no drones are allowed at the waterfall as there are nesting birds. So your footage is one of the last to take this view.
Respect to the early morning footage well done pal.
Chasing the light. Loved it. Heading back there in Aug and Sep.Magickal place for sure.
lovely video my friend!
as a kid i was lucky enough to holiday on Skye every summer for many years, i had an uncle who lived in Broadford, Skye owns a very special place in my heart.
Thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Really nice drone work. Worth that early rise, I bet.
Thank you. Yes absolutely! That was a morning I won't forget...
Dear sir , mother earth on its purest in witch base every awsner lays....well taken pictures ..
We are travelling up to Skye July 2021, really looking forward to our trip. Thanks for this great video, The Quiraing area looks awesome, cant wait to get that on video. Amazing video with your drone.
Thanks. Have a great trip!
Hey thanks for sharing, this was so beautiful to watch!! We're planning a trip in September and this definitely helps us plan. Great job capturing the awesomeness of the scenery, its got us really excited!! Thanks
Fantastic. Thanks for your encouraging note. I'm sure you guys will have a great time!
Very informative and insightful.
Many thanks and keep safe.
I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thanks.
@@HarlieRaethel so impressed with the video,just bought a map and got the train times to get up to Kyle.
Buy the tickets far ahead of time, and they can be very cheap.
Again many thanks!
@@paulkenneally789 Fantastic. Enjoy your travels!
Great video. I’m heading up next week so this helped loads. Hopefully going to get a few videos done myself 🙌🏼
Thanks! I'm sure you'll have a great time. We really spent the majority of our time on the north east corner of Skye. There is definitely many more cool spots still to explore. Enjoy!
@@HarlieRaethel thank you. I have been having a google and I think I will have to go back more than once to manage to cover all the places I want to go.
Amazing video Harlie, we are planning for a roadtrip around Skye in the month of November, do you think the weather will be ok, we would love to find some sun.
Thanks. The weather is pretty much always a gamble in Scotland so it’s hard to say. The daylight will be short in November BUT the good news is that you will avoid the dreaded midgies that time of year. All the best with your planning.
Fabulous video, but many a place missed like the fairy pools - waternish point - they are a must to see and visit, so many others - just drive on any single track road/s and you will be amazed at the sights you will come across! These roads are like tributaries which are worth a visit no matter which road you take you will be in awe! Please take care on these single track roads, do not speed and be visual of vehicles coming the other way! Skye is island off the west of Scotland
The Stein inn is the oldest pub on the island, if not the oldest in Scotland, that too is worth a visit for great food and many a whisky/s! Haste ye back!
Thanks Alan. Both the Fairy Pools and Waternish were places we had penciled in to visit but didn't have the time to get to... BUT as you so, that gives us plenty of reason to return!
@@HarlieRaethel Thanks guy's! You might want to stop off at The queens view on a trip too Rannoch, climb Craig var when in Rannoch village and see the views from there, no need to climb any Munroe lol! There are pods and hotels BB in the village if your not using your van? Pop into the café in the village and treat yourselves to their soup of the day! Enjoy! Hire bikes to cycle round the loch, visit Rannoch station, so much to do when there! I have a time share there and have been going there for over 30 odd years! maybe even get a ride on the flying Scot to Fort William or go further! Ilook foward to your other video's of Scotland!
Beautiful! My friend and I are going to try to climb Ben Nevis in June and planning to visit Skye the next day. Is Quiraing accessible by public transport? How about the other places you've shown, are they all accessible by bus or do we have to hire a vehicle?
Sounds great, I hope you have a wonderful time. Public transport is not something we looked into... Sorry I'm not more help.
How lucky are we that this is in the UK.
great video.. Do you have the post codes of these places pls?
Thanks. I've been meaning to create a link with locations. Hopefully this helps (I'll add it to the description also): goo.gl/maps/CyPpisFidViQccQM9
I been there 2 time with my 3 kids and husband. We enjoyed alot .with full sunshine in June 20C temperature and only 5,10 miles per hour wind .we was literally sweating. Its awesome place to visit.i can't wait to go back for my 3rd visit.
A lot of people missing out on the south end of the island