Geary (An Geàrraidh) is a small crofting township on the northeast coast of the Waternish peninsula. The cottage has uninterrupted views to the Ascrib Islands and across the Minch to the Western Isles.

Sguirr Bay
The Waternish peninsula is one of the prettiest areas of Skye. Fairy Bridge is said to mark the place where a fairy wife of a MacLeod chief said good bye to her husband and child before going to live amongst her own people.
Trumpan Church is an old ruin in a beautiful location. This is where the MacDonalds came to exact their revenge on the MacLeods in 1578 for the Massacre of Eigg. The MacDonalds set fire to the church when it was full with all inside perishing except for one little girl who escaped through a small window and raised the alarm. The Clan chief on hearing this raised the fairy flag and set sail from Dunvegan. Lady Grange is also buried here.
Close by are the beautiful coral beaches and Dunvegan castle and gardens. The famous Fairy Flag is on display here.
Geary is a short drive from the bustling harbour town of Portree with its numerous cafes and eateries.