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When the first snowdrops start to appear in the castle gardens, it is a welcome sign that winter is finally coming to an end. To celebrate the advent of spring, we open the MacLeod Tables Cafe and castle gardens for snowdrop open days during February, with all donations going to local charities. Dates for the snowdrop open days for Friends of Dunvegan and anyone else who loves snowdrops are published on our website and advertised locally every January.
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