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Ceallasaigh Beag

Island in Inverness-shire

Scotland

Ceallasaigh Beag

Sponish House, Lochmaddy I don't know what the history of this improbably large house is but someone is now slowly doing it up - note the new roof.
Sponish House, Lochmaddy Credit: Neil King

Ceallasaigh Beag, also known as Ceallasaigh Island, is a small island located in the Inverness-shire region of Scotland. Situated off the west coast of Scotland, it lies in the Inner Hebrides archipelago. The island covers an area of approximately 1 square kilometer and is surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean.

Ceallasaigh Beag is characterized by its rugged and picturesque landscape. The island features rocky cliffs, rolling hills, and a variety of native flora and fauna. Its coastline is dotted with small sandy beaches and hidden coves, making it a haven for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.

The island is uninhabited, and there are no permanent structures or facilities available. However, it attracts visitors who seek solitude and tranquility amidst its pristine surroundings. Access to Ceallasaigh Beag is mainly by private boat or chartered ferry services, as there are no regular public transportation options available.

Historically, Ceallasaigh Beag was used for grazing livestock, particularly sheep. Today, the island is mainly known for its natural beauty and is popular among hikers, birdwatchers, and photographers. The surrounding waters also offer opportunities for fishing and wildlife spotting.

Visitors to Ceallasaigh Beag are advised to bring their own supplies, as there are no amenities on the island. It is important to respect the fragile ecosystem and adhere to any conservation guidelines in place to preserve the island's natural environment.

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Ceallasaigh Beag Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 57.626641/-7.1665477 or Grid Reference NF9171. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Sponish House, Lochmaddy I don't know what the history of this improbably large house is but someone is now slowly doing it up - note the new roof.
Sponish House, Lochmaddy
I don't know what the history of this improbably large house is but someone is now slowly doing it up - note the new roof.
Loch Dheoir From the Lochportain road.
Loch Dheoir
From the Lochportain road.
Open Moorland Looking towards houses at Braigh Chalasaigh.
Open Moorland
Looking towards houses at Braigh Chalasaigh.
Croft at Greanacleit By the Lochportain road.
Croft at Greanacleit
By the Lochportain road.
Loch Portain Looking towards Rubha nan Gall.
Loch Portain
Looking towards Rubha nan Gall.
Free range hebridean chickens Just how free range I'm not sure, the closest house was quite a way away over a Loch
Free range hebridean chickens
Just how free range I'm not sure, the closest house was quite a way away over a Loch
Lilies on a Loch I was surprised at just how many of the lochs have water lilies, this one also has Li a Tuath and Li a Deas in the distance
Lilies on a Loch
I was surprised at just how many of the lochs have water lilies, this one also has Li a Tuath and Li a Deas in the distance
Loch Midhinis In the distance can be seen the hills of the Isle of Harris
Loch Midhinis
In the distance can be seen the hills of the Isle of Harris
Loch Blathaisbhal In the distance on the left can be seen Crogearraidh na Thabha rising to 154m
Loch Blathaisbhal
In the distance on the left can be seen Crogearraidh na Thabha rising to 154m
Loch Blathaisbhal A ruined house stands on the shore and in the distance can be seen the hills of Skye
Loch Blathaisbhal
A ruined house stands on the shore and in the distance can be seen the hills of Skye
The Four o'clock to Skye In the distance can be seen MV Hebrides on the 16:00 Lochmaddy to Uig service
The Four o'clock to Skye
In the distance can be seen MV Hebrides on the 16:00 Lochmaddy to Uig service
Loch Midhinis A sheep pondering life, the universe and whether the grass is greener over there?
Loch Midhinis
A sheep pondering life, the universe and whether the grass is greener over there?
Loch Dheoir In the distance can be seen Li a Tuath (250m), Li a Deas (281m) and Eabhal (347m)
Loch Dheoir
In the distance can be seen Li a Tuath (250m), Li a Deas (281m) and Eabhal (347m)
Loch Dheoir In the distance can be seen Li a Tuath (250m), Li a Deas (281m) and Eabhal (347m)
Loch Dheoir
In the distance can be seen Li a Tuath (250m), Li a Deas (281m) and Eabhal (347m)
Loch Siginis In the distance can be seen Li a Tuath (250m), Li a Deas (281m), Eabhal (347m) and, on South Uist, Thacla (606m)
Loch Siginis
In the distance can be seen Li a Tuath (250m), Li a Deas (281m), Eabhal (347m) and, on South Uist, Thacla (606m)
Electricity Pole Crossing the soggy peat, as seen at the forefront of the photograph
Electricity Pole
Crossing the soggy peat, as seen at the forefront of the photograph
Ruins of a croft house on the shore of Loch Blathaisbhal
Ruins of a croft house on the shore of Loch Blathaisbhal
Tidal rapid draining Loch Dheoir Behind Lochmaddy is an area of shallow lagoons filled and drained by the tides each day. Where the tide runs between the rocks, tidal rapids are formed like this one in a narrows which drains Loch Dheoir towards Loch Blathaisbhal during the ebb.
Tidal rapid draining Loch Dheoir
Behind Lochmaddy is an area of shallow lagoons filled and drained by the tides each day. Where the tide runs between the rocks, tidal rapids are formed like this one in a narrows which drains Loch Dheoir towards Loch Blathaisbhal during the ebb.
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Ceallasaigh Beag is located at Grid Ref: NF9171 (Lat: 57.626641, Lng: -7.1665477)

Unitary Authority: Na h-Eileanan an Iar

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

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