The Journey To Elgol and Coruisk House
A Breathtaking Arrival
Coruisk House is located just under 40 minutes from the Skye Bridge, following the B8083 road that traces the shoreline of Loch Slapin. You can find us by searching Coruisk House – IV49 9BL on Google Maps.
Please keep in mind our rural location. Phone signal at times can drop out so it’s best to plan ahead. We recommend downloading your map so you can still access it offline if signal drops. You can find out more information on this here.
The road twists and turns out from Broadford along a single track road for 13 miles that carves a path beneath the Cuillin. If you are arriving in daylight, be sure to stop at the ruin of the ‘Church Of Kilchrist’, to take in some of our island’s unique history.
Continuing along the road you will see the stunning views across the Loch to Blà Bheinn.
Coruisk House is the third property on the right as you drive into Elgol. We are immediately next door to the four thatched cottages.
Have a safe journey and a warm welcome awaits!
Coruisk House is located just under 40 minutes from the Skye Bridge, following the B8083 road that traces the shoreline of Loch Slapin. You can find us by searching Coruisk House – IV49 9BL on Google Maps.
Please keep in mind our rural location. Phone signal at times can drop out so it’s best to plan ahead. We recommend downloading your map so you can still access it offline if signal drops. You can find out more information on this here.
The road twists and turns out from Broadford along a single track road for 13 miles that carves a path beneath the Cuillin. If you are arriving in daylight, be sure to stop at the ruin of the ‘Church Of Kilchrist’, to take in some of our island’s unique history.
Continuing along the road you will see the stunning views across the Loch to Blà Bheinn.
Coruisk House is the third property on the right as you drive into Elgol. We are immediately next door to the four thatched cottages.
Have a safe journey and a warm welcome awaits!
Skye – in general – is not well connected by public transport. However, a growing number of people are cycling.
For anyone looking to travel to Coruisk House or anywhere in Scotland using public transport https://www.travelinescotland.com/ offers information that may help.
Traveline Scotland also includes information for cyclists.
To find nearby EV chargers across the island you can use https://www.zap-map.com/live/
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