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Aird Adhanais

Settlement in Inverness-shire

Scotland

Aird Adhanais

Old Peat Cuttings
Old Peat Cuttings Credit: Sandy Gerrard

Aird Adhanais is a small coastal village located in the Inverness-shire region of Scotland. Situated on the shores of the Beauly Firth, it offers breathtaking views of the surrounding natural beauty. The village is nestled between the towns of Beauly and Inverness, providing easy access to urban amenities while maintaining a peaceful and tranquil atmosphere.

The main attraction of Aird Adhanais is its stunning coastline, which features sandy beaches, rugged cliffs, and picturesque sea views. It is a popular spot for outdoor enthusiasts, with opportunities for activities such as walking, hiking, and birdwatching. The village is also known for its vibrant wildlife, with frequent sightings of seals, dolphins, and various species of seabirds.

Despite its small size, Aird Adhanais has a strong sense of community, with a friendly and welcoming atmosphere. The village has a primary school, a local pub, and a few shops catering to the daily needs of its residents. The nearby towns of Beauly and Inverness offer a wider range of amenities, including supermarkets, restaurants, and cultural attractions.

Aird Adhanais is well-connected to the rest of the region, with good transportation links. The A9 road runs nearby, providing easy access to Inverness and the rest of the Scottish Highlands. Additionally, the Inverness Airport is a short distance away, offering domestic and international flights.

In summary, Aird Adhanais is a charming coastal village in Inverness-shire, Scotland. With its stunning natural surroundings, strong sense of community, and proximity to urban amenities, it is an ideal place for those seeking a peaceful and scenic lifestyle.

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Aird Adhanais Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 57.848758/-6.6872307 or Grid Reference NG2294. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Old Peat Cuttings
Old Peat Cuttings
House on Scalpay/Scalpaigh In need of some restoration.
House on Scalpay/Scalpaigh
In need of some restoration.
Coast at Ãird Adhanais At the end of Sraid Falkland, looking out to Bagh Ceann na Muice.
Coast at Ãird Adhanais
At the end of Sraid Falkland, looking out to Bagh Ceann na Muice.
Tidal island in Bagh Ceann na Muice Sea surrounds the island at high tide, and separates it from the two houses in the distance.
Tidal island in Bagh Ceann na Muice
Sea surrounds the island at high tide, and separates it from the two houses in the distance.
Bàgh Ceann na Muice Or Bagh Ceann na Muise [OS spelling varies from scale to scale]. Looking across rocky grasslend from the road to Ceann a Bhàigh.
Bàgh Ceann na Muice
Or Bagh Ceann na Muise [OS spelling varies from scale to scale]. Looking across rocky grasslend from the road to Ceann a Bhàigh.
House on Straid Falkland Overlooking An Acairseid a Deas near Ceann a Bhàigh.
House on Straid Falkland
Overlooking An Acairseid a Deas near Ceann a Bhàigh.
Coast at Ceann a Bhàigh The end of the road at the southern end of Scalpay/Scalpaigh, over looking Loch an Tairbeairt.
Coast at Ceann a Bhàigh
The end of the road at the southern end of Scalpay/Scalpaigh, over looking Loch an Tairbeairt.
Rocky grassland at Ceann a Bhàigh Otherwise Kennavay, at the south of Scalpay.
Rocky grassland at Ceann a Bhàigh
Otherwise Kennavay, at the south of Scalpay.
Houses at Ceann a Bhàigh Nearing to end of the road at the south of Scalpay.
Houses at Ceann a Bhàigh
Nearing to end of the road at the south of Scalpay.
Ceann a Bhàigh on Scalpay/Scalpaigh Heading back north.
Ceann a Bhàigh on Scalpay/Scalpaigh
Heading back north.
Inlet from Bàgh Ceann na Muice One of two branches of the bay that penetrate Ãird Adhanais.
Inlet from Bàgh Ceann na Muice
One of two branches of the bay that penetrate Ãird Adhanais.
End of the road, Scalpay
End of the road, Scalpay
Abandoned house, Scalpay
Abandoned house, Scalpay
Thamarasaigh A small island south of Scalpay (Harris).
Thamarasaigh
A small island south of Scalpay (Harris).
View from Scalpay, facing North West to the Harris hills Picture taken at the end of November, with the first snow showing on the tops. A large portion of Sclapay is crofted, with sheep farming and fishing for shellfish the main industries.
View from Scalpay, facing North West to the Harris hills
Picture taken at the end of November, with the first snow showing on the tops. A large portion of Sclapay is crofted, with sheep farming and fishing for shellfish the main industries.
Cottage on Scalpay
Cottage on Scalpay
View from Scalpay View of Isle of Harris taken from southern tip of Scalpay
View from Scalpay
View of Isle of Harris taken from southern tip of Scalpay
Wreck of the MV GOLF STAR Ran aground in October 1995, the GOLF STAR has broken up over the years. The mast from the fore deck now rests in one of the bays. The winter storms of 2007 finally broke up the bow section. Nothing is now visible from the shore.
Wreck of the MV GOLF STAR
Ran aground in October 1995, the GOLF STAR has broken up over the years. The mast from the fore deck now rests in one of the bays. The winter storms of 2007 finally broke up the bow section. Nothing is now visible from the shore.
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Aird Adhanais is located at Grid Ref: NG2294 (Lat: 57.848758, Lng: -6.6872307)

Unitary Authority: Na h-Eileanan an Iar

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

Also known as: Ardteaginish

What 3 Words

///funky.cabinets.softly. Near Tarbert, Na h-Eileanan Siar

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Aird Adhanais Ardteaginish Meall Challaboist Mol a' Ghoill Bàgh Ceann na Muice Àird Adhanais

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