The Isle of Skye is the largest of the Inner Hebrides Islands in Scotland and is close to the mainland. The climate is what many would call quintessentially Scottish, which means it’s largely wet and windy, but the very wildness of the climate is what attracts so many tourists, as well as the prospect of viewing the Isle of Skye scenery. However, wet and windy doesn’t equal cold, thanks to the warm currents brought to the island by the Gulf …