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“Some come to the Inner Hebrides for beaches, others for solitude. But the most romantic and convivial way of joining the dots is sailing.”
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Condé Nast TravelerOct 16, 2025

On the Isle of Skye, These Women Chefs Are Helping Reshape the Region's Cuisine

As this remote Scottish island continues to swell as a tourist destination, a group of women driving its food scene seek to show everything their land has to offer.

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  • Café CùilRestaurantremote Scottish restaurant by chef Clare Coghill
  • Cullin mountainsSightsoaring mountains visible from Café Cùil
  • HarloshNeighborhoodwestern Skye settlement, source of black pudding
  • LochalshNeighborhoodmainland location, source of beef brisket
  • The Stein InnRestaurantSkye's oldest pub, rooted in family memories
  • HebridesNeighborhoodSome come to the Inner Hebrides for beaches, others for solitude.
  • CarbostNeighborhoodlocation of Café Cùil with wild landscape
  • Loch BaySightviewed from The Stein Inn, where shellfish was caught
  • GlendaleNeighborhoodcoastal, peaceful, unspoiled corner in northwest Skye
  • Chidakasha SkyeRestauranttranquil, intimate dining experience with vegetarian menu
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