Tag: beach

  • The Layby – Seilebost

    View over Seilebost and Luskentyre in Harris

    I call it “THE layby” – the one where everyone who visits the Isle of Harris stops at least at one point (or many times in my case) – this view over Seilebost towards Luskentyre is just so stunning!

    View over Seilebost and Luskentyre in Harris

    View over Seilebost and Luskentyre in Harris

    View over Seilebost and Luskentyre in Harris

    View over Seilebost and Luskentyre in Harris

  • Sgarasta Mhòr Beach

    Walking through the dunes and along the beach at Scarista.

    Walking through the dunes towards Sgarasta Mhòr beach – the beach at Scarista. Another one of the amazing beaches on the Isle of Harris, it seems endless.

    Walking through the dunes and along the beach at Scarista.

    Sgarsta Mhòr is located on the southern coast of the island and offers an amazing view towards the mountains on all sides.

    Walking through the dunes and along the beach at Scarista.

    Walking through the dunes and along the beach at Scarista.

    Walking through the dunes and along the beach at Scarista.

    Found some dogs, as always.

    Walking through the dunes and along the beach at Scarista.

  • Traigh Ghearadha – Garry Beach

    Near Tolsta on the East coast on the Isle of Lewis is Garry Beach, or Traigh Ghearadha – another stunning beach, filled with Lewisian Gneiss stacks.

    A walk along Garry beach and between all the stacks on the Isle of Lewis

    A walk along Garry beach and between all the stacks on the Isle of Lewis

    It is only a short walk from the parking area down to the beach and to all of the stacks – it is also the start of the Tolsta Heritage track to Ness, a hike which I still have on my to-do list for next time.

    A walk along Garry beach and between all the stacks on the Isle of Lewis

    A walk along Garry beach and between all the stacks on the Isle of Lewis

    On another pretty empty beach, beside me, there was just a family having fun in the waves.

    A walk along Garry beach and between all the stacks on the Isle of Lewis

    A small rocky promontory separates Garry beach from Traigh Mhòr – they are so close together but still feel pretty different. Garry beach was much more enclosed and all the stacks and caves made it extra special for me.

     

    A walk along Garry beach and between all the stacks on the Isle of Lewis

    A walk along Garry beach and between all the stacks on the Isle of Lewis

    Just be careful, a lot of these will be surrounded by water when it is high tide.

    A walk along Garry beach and between all the stacks on the Isle of Lewis

    A walk along Garry beach and between all the stacks on the Isle of Lewis

    A walk along Garry beach and between all the stacks on the Isle of Lewis

    A walk along Garry beach and between all the stacks on the Isle of Lewis

    A walk along Garry beach and between all the stacks on the Isle of Lewis

    A walk along Garry beach and between all the stacks on the Isle of Lewis

    A walk along Garry beach and between all the stacks on the Isle of Lewis

    A walk along Garry beach and between all the stacks on the Isle of Lewis

    A walk along Garry beach and between all the stacks on the Isle of Lewis

    A walk along Garry beach and between all the stacks on the Isle of Lewis

    View towards the parking space further down the dunes.