Neist Point Lighthouse, situated on the westernmost point of the Isle of Skye, offers breathtaking coastal views and is a popular spot for wildlife watching, especially seabirds, whales, dolphins, and basking sharks. The walk to the lighthouse involves a paved path followed by some uneven terrain and steps, making it partially accessible, but may be challenging for those with mobility issues. A solo visit is perfectly feasible, allowing for independent exploration, though guided tours focusing on local geology and wildlife are also available. Seasonal restrictions are minimal, but the area can be exposed to strong winds and inclement weather, especially during winter; checking weather forecasts is advisable. A visit typically lasts 2-3 hours, and costs are minimal, mainly involving transportation to and from the point. Parking is available but can get crowded during peak season. Be sure to take necessary precautions for the changeable weather.