Rubha Phoil

EDIT in response to your reply - you are still deflecting the fact that my mother paid to cover her electric usage for the month, while she was also volunteering out of goodwill, and you have not refunded her for the near month that she had planned to stay. How misogynist of you to pull the mental health card on her. You know nothing of her medical history. This solidifies the fact you have SCAMMED an old woman and you are gaslighting by blaming apparent mental health issues. Nobody in their ...

My son and I stayed in the Foresters bothy in 2016 and the place was magical. I understand now that the owners no longer open to the public....which I can understand reading some of the comments from non sympathetic visitors to Skye....such a shame as I would have loved to revisit the place and do some seal watching.

I stayed at Rubha Phoil mid November till mid January 2022. I was able to spend time on the property and eat meals around the fire. I loved the views of the land. Was the exact kind of break from the city I was looking for. Yes it was cold and got dark early but the wonderful views and kind people made up for that. I was able to spend time with the ducks and learn about the Polly tunnel and making compost. Would definitely return again some time.

Most wonderful places you can have for camping. Vegetation is everywhere which make it a very peaceful place. Plus, the staff is very welcoming and more than willing to help.

Such an inspiring place, deeply moving to be able to see this at the start of Ludwig's epic journey into building a vibrant permaculture community, and in the restoration of this site into a fully productive, regenerative, active, growing in nature environment. So many ideas to comprehend, so many opportunities to be involved, so much beauty all around. And between all the energy and activity is the silence, is the bird song, is the wildlife, and their celebration of what is now, and what is ...