Neist Point, Isle of Skye
The Isle of Skye is the second-largest island in Scottland and the worlds favourite island,
recently voted '4th best island in the world by National Geographic magazine'.
The island is renowned for its spectacular scenery and its abundant wildlife.
We went to this island last weekend and stayed two nights at a lovely B&B.
Since tourism is one of the island's main industries, there are a variety of accommodations, restaurants
and shops.
The B&B which we stayed is managed by a very friendly married couple. We enjoyed eating full Scottish
breakfast cooked by wife and had a realy relaxing time like staying at a relative's home.
In also Japan, there is a private home that provides room and board called "Minsyuku", but I can feel
more elagant when staying in B&B rather than in Japanese Misyuku.
While we were staying in the Isle of Skye, we visited a lot view points.
Neist Point is one of them and a popular viewpoint on the most westerly point of the Skye.
I felt weak at the knees because of fringe of black cliffs.