This was as far as we walked inside the Fairy Pool. It did drizzled a bit while we were walking. Nothing a hood won't solve.
The mysterious black pyramid hill area where we decided to turn back.
Here is a close up view. Look at all the mist around it!
My husband standing there waving next to a waterfall. After a while, no matter how far in you walked, the view of the waterfalls kinda started to all look the same.....
Here is a close up shot. As you can see, not much colours.
The mysterious landscape of mountains and clouds and waterfalls <3
Small private pool. Imagine you could actually swim in it. Could you? Well, apparently you can! At your own risk of course. And it seems the water is perpetually icy here. Maybe cause it's melted ice water! Hahahaha. I think it was good that the weather was cloudy, not many people here.
A photo of one of the larger waterfall, where you could actually see those water colours of emerald green.
Walking back. People scattered all over. There were family with kids walking, some dogs, some hikers, and some tourist like us.
This is the view as we made our way back to the carpark. It's uphill from here.....
But wait! The sky started to turn a bright blue again!
Photo of me in the middle of the windy path.
Blue skies starting to appear in the Fairy Pool. I bet it would be lovely in sunny weather.
Little streams of water running down the slope, with the forest at the top and blue skies.
I wish we could have more time here, but being on a tour, I guess I am grateful to just get to walk for more than an hour here!
Spotted 4 person walking across the landscape just in front of the woods. Told you people were just walking all over random places in the Highlands. It looked so fun! Lol.
Souvenir selfies. Bye bye Fairy Pool. Another magical spot in Skye <3
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