The largest Isle on the Inner Hebrides, the Isle of Skye, is a fantastic vacation hotspot for many visitors who come to Scotland. The Inner Hebrides are a beautiful and serene destination in Scotland, with rolling Highland mountains and gorgeous scenery. The Isle of Skye, in particular, also has a rich history and culture, boasting several exceptional whisky and gin distilleries. But the Isle of Skye chocolate is also a famous treat that those visiting with a sweet tooth will fall in love with.
Whether you’re looking for a sweet treat to take with you while on holiday or take home a souvenir of these magnificent Isles, here are the chocolatiers and stores you should check out while on the Isle.
Chocolates of Glenshiel
Our first pick for chocolate shops you should check out isn’t on the Isle of Skye but right before it. Chocolates of Glenshiel is Invershiel right before you cross the bridge at Kyle of Lochalsh. They offer you a taste of Scotland, made with ingredients from the Highlands and other local products.
Chocolates of Glenshiel takes inspiration from stunning natural landscapes and has an excellent range of chocolates. Try their Espresso Martini Bar, Cuillin Mint Bar, or Highland Roast Bar, if you want comforting chocolate flavour enhanced with Scottish ingredients.
The Selkie Collective Ltd
As you hop over to the Isle of Skye, Broadford will likely be your first stop on the Isle. Here, satiate your chocolate craving with a trip to the Selkie Collective Ltd – an eco-conscience shop with a selection of vegan chocolates and other natural items.
While chocolate is only a tiny part of this store’s selection, it’s well worth it to stop by and try it. Honeycomb vegan chocolate is a fan favourite for sweet tooths who would love a treat while travelling through the Isle. There are other options, like candy, if vegan chocolate isn’t your cup of tea.
Caora Dhubh Coffee Company
Caora Dhubh Coffee Company was featured in our Isle of Skye Coffe Roasteries article, but they also have great chocolate choices! So, when you’re stopping by for a fantastic and artisanal cup of coffee, you can also have chocolate from Coco Chocolatier.
Coco Chocolatier supplies this coffee company with organic chocolate handmade in Scotland. You can go for a chocolate bar to take with you as a treat or a hot chocolate – either their organic Milk Chocolate or the Isle of Skye Caramal with a pinch of pristine sea salt.
Isle of Skye Baking Company
In the heart of Isle of Skye’s central city, Portree, you can visit the Isle of Skye Baking Company! This prestigious baking company also offers a wealth of amazing artisanal chocolates, biscuits, and loaves of bread. Experience local chocolate in all its forms, from pastries to cupcakes and yummy biscuits.
If you’re craving sugar in Portree and want to treat yourself to milk chocolate treats, then the Isle of Skye Baking Company is one of your best bets.
Inga’s Sweet Treats
If you want that authentic Willy Wonka experience of entering a sweet store and being overwhelmed by options, then Inga’s Sweet Treats in Portree is the place for you. Inga’s Sweet Treats has plenty of the Isle of Skye’s most famous chocolate flavour – Isle of Skye sea salt.
And if you want more than just cocoa butter bars, you can also try the toffees, bonbons, and small cakes. Inga’s Sweet Treats is the best place to try chocolate with a pinch of pristine sea salt made on the Isle of Skye, Scotland.
Highland Favours
Highland Favours is the ultimate store for Isle of Skye sea chocolate and other artisanal goods, specialising in the best homemade Scottish treats. Highland Favours uses natural cocoa butter, cocoa mass, milk powder, and vanilla extract for their cocoa solids – all with a salty luxury finish.
You can find Highland Favours in Geary, all on the northern reaches of the Isle of Skye. It’s a fantastic place to grab a gift for yourself or your friends. Isle of Skye sea salt chocolate is beloved by many and makes for an excellent pit stop when seeing attractions like Waternish Lighthouse.
