Teangue

Teangue is a small village located on the eastern coast of the Isle of Skye in Scotland. It sits on the west side of the Sound of Sleat, facing the mainland. The village is part of the Sleat Peninsula, often referred to as the "Garden of Skye" due to its more fertile land and milder climate compared to other parts of the island. Teangue is primarily a crofting and fishing community.

Historically, Teangue has a connection to the sea, with a small harbour that has supported local fishing activities for generations. The area around Teangue is characterized by rolling hills and scattered settlements. The Sleat Peninsula, in general, has a rich Gaelic heritage, and Teangue is no exception, reflecting the cultural landscape of the region.

The village itself is relatively quiet, offering a peaceful environment for its residents. It is accessible by road, connecting it to other parts of Skye. While Teangue does not possess major tourist attractions, its scenic beauty and tranquil atmosphere appeal to those seeking a more remote and authentic Skye experience. Nearby facilities and amenities are typically found in larger settlements on the Sleat Peninsula or further afield on the island. The natural environment surrounding Teangue provides opportunities for walking and enjoying the coastal scenery.