Rubha Sruth a' Chomhraig

Coastal Feature, Headland, Point in Inverness-shire

Scotland

Rubha Sruth a' Chomhraig

Cormorants on An Dubh-sgeir a Deas
Cormorants on An Dubh-sgeir a Deas Credit: Toby Speight

Rubha Sruth a' Chomhraig is a prominent headland located in Inverness-shire, Scotland. Situated on the rugged coastline overlooking the North Sea, this coastal feature offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape and sea.

The headland is characterized by steep cliffs that drop down to the rocky shoreline below, providing a habitat for a variety of seabirds and marine life. The area is also known for its wild and rugged beauty, with dramatic rock formations and crashing waves creating a sense of natural grandeur.

Rubha Sruth a' Chomhraig is a popular destination for hikers and nature enthusiasts, who come to explore the rugged terrain and take in the breathtaking views. The headland is also a great spot for birdwatching, with opportunities to see species such as puffins, guillemots, and gannets in their natural habitat.

Overall, Rubha Sruth a' Chomhraig is a must-visit destination for those looking to experience the wild beauty of the Scottish coastline and immerse themselves in the natural wonders of the Inverness-shire region.

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Rubha Sruth a' Chomhraig Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 57.392059/-7.229702 or Grid Reference NF8545. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Cormorants on An Dubh-sgeir a Deas
Cormorants on An Dubh-sgeir a Deas
Sheep on Reagam Even islands as small as this each support a handful of sheep for summer grazing.
Sheep on Reagam
Even islands as small as this each support a handful of sheep for summer grazing.
Tidal rock near Cleit Steiseigh
Tidal rock near Cleit Steiseigh
Steiseigh and nearby rocks This is a wide, shallow sea, with a big difference in what's visible at high and low tide.  Here, we're somewhere between the two, and a few rocks are already showing.
Steiseigh and nearby rocks
This is a wide, shallow sea, with a big difference in what's visible at high and low tide. Here, we're somewhere between the two, and a few rocks are already showing.
Extreme weather precautions on Benbecula This belt and braces job speaks volumes about the anticipated wind conditions on Benbecula ....and, yes, the other side is just the same.  The loch is loch an Droma bho Deas.
Extreme weather precautions on Benbecula
This belt and braces job speaks volumes about the anticipated wind conditions on Benbecula ....and, yes, the other side is just the same. The loch is loch an Droma bho Deas.
Loch an Droma bho Deas, Benbecula The colour of the water is misleading. Unlike nearby lochs, this one has a fringe of unpleasant filamentous algae and the water itself is quite turbid.  This reason for this could be the presence of a large number of geese and swans with their resultant deposits.  This would be made worse by the lack of meaningful rain for about two months. A pity as it's in a lovely setting.
Loch an Droma bho Deas, Benbecula
The colour of the water is misleading. Unlike nearby lochs, this one has a fringe of unpleasant filamentous algae and the water itself is quite turbid. This reason for this could be the presence of a large number of geese and swans with their resultant deposits. This would be made worse by the lack of meaningful rain for about two months. A pity as it's in a lovely setting.
Causeway by Loch Chill Eireabhaigh Compare with this similar view in 2008 [<a title="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/855856" href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/855856">Link</a>].
Causeway by Loch Chill Eireabhaigh
Compare with this similar view in 2008 [Link].
Small boats at rest, Port Pheadair Small boats at anchor in the channel between Eilean na Cille and Fodragaigh. Would I be able to add the latter island to my growing list of island 'bags'? Not with the tide coming in and areas of exposed slippery rocks covered in weed.
Small boats at rest, Port Pheadair
Small boats at anchor in the channel between Eilean na Cille and Fodragaigh. Would I be able to add the latter island to my growing list of island 'bags'? Not with the tide coming in and areas of exposed slippery rocks covered in weed.
Port Pheadair Fodragaigh and sheltered moorings at the end of the B891, south-east Benbecula.
Port Pheadair
Fodragaigh and sheltered moorings at the end of the B891, south-east Benbecula.
Causeway on Loch Chill Eireabhaigh One of a number of causeways on the road to Port Pheadair.
Causeway on Loch Chill Eireabhaigh
One of a number of causeways on the road to Port Pheadair.
Loch Chill Eireabhaigh From the causeway
Loch Chill Eireabhaigh
From the causeway
Loch Chill Eireabhaigh Looking northeast from the southeastern end of the causeway.
Loch Chill Eireabhaigh
Looking northeast from the southeastern end of the causeway.
Port Pheadair At Fodragaigh.
Port Pheadair
At Fodragaigh.
Pier Port Pheadair.
Pier
Port Pheadair.
Islands off Port Pheadair From Eilean na Cille.
Islands off Port Pheadair
From Eilean na Cille.
Port Pheadair Looking down the small inlet that runs by Port Pheadair
Port Pheadair
Looking down the small inlet that runs by Port Pheadair
Causeway by Loch Chill Eireabhaigh This is the road that leads down to Port Pheadair
Causeway by Loch Chill Eireabhaigh
This is the road that leads down to Port Pheadair
Pier at Port Pheadair
Pier at Port Pheadair
Show me another place!

Rubha Sruth a' Chomhraig is located at Grid Ref: NF8545 (Lat: 57.392059, Lng: -7.229702)

Unitary Authority: Na h-Eileanan an Iar

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

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Located within 500m of 57.392059,-7.229702
Beinn a Deas
Natural: peak
Lat/Long: 57.3922129/-7.224927
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