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Wuddy Rocks

Island in Berwickshire

Scotland

Wuddy Rocks

Commemorative Stone at St Abbs The White House is illuminated in bright sunshine on New Year’s Day. This stone commemorates Queen Elizabeth’s 70 years reign 1952-2022.
Commemorative Stone at St Abbs Credit: Jennifer Petrie

Wuddy Rocks is a small island located in Berwickshire, Scotland. Situated off the coast of Eyemouth, it is part of a group of islands known as the Eyemouth Islands.

Covering an area of approximately 0.04 hectares, Wuddy Rocks is relatively small in size. It is composed of rugged cliffs and rocky terrain, with no vegetation or trees present on its surface. The island is accessible only by boat and is uninhabited, making it a popular destination for nature enthusiasts and birdwatchers.

One of the notable features of Wuddy Rocks is its diverse bird population. The island serves as an important breeding ground for various seabird species, including guillemots, razorbills, and kittiwakes. These birds can be observed nesting on the cliffs and diving into the surrounding waters in search of food.

Due to its location in the North Sea, Wuddy Rocks experiences strong tidal currents and is subject to regular erosion from the sea. This has resulted in the formation of numerous sea caves and arches along its coastline, adding to the island's natural beauty.

Visitors to Wuddy Rocks should be aware of the challenging conditions and potential hazards that come with visiting an uninhabited island. Proper equipment and precautions should be taken to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 55.907263/-2.128976 or Grid Reference NT9268. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Commemorative Stone at St Abbs The White House is illuminated in bright sunshine on New Year’s Day. This stone commemorates Queen Elizabeth’s 70 years reign 1952-2022.
Commemorative Stone at St Abbs
The White House is illuminated in bright sunshine on New Year’s Day. This stone commemorates Queen Elizabeth’s 70 years reign 1952-2022.
White House by Coastal Footpath at St Abbs The White House was lit up in bright January sunshine when we took our New Year’s walk from St Abbs to Coldingham Sands. A great many other people were also out walking here.
White House by Coastal Footpath at St Abbs
The White House was lit up in bright January sunshine when we took our New Year’s walk from St Abbs to Coldingham Sands. A great many other people were also out walking here.
Tall Grasses by Coastal Path St Abbs Looking across the sea to Eyemouth on the first day of 2024 when the sun shone brightly and lots of folk were out walking here. The path leads from St Abbs to Coldingham Sands.
Tall Grasses by Coastal Path St Abbs
Looking across the sea to Eyemouth on the first day of 2024 when the sun shone brightly and lots of folk were out walking here. The path leads from St Abbs to Coldingham Sands.
Beach Huts at Coldingham Sands on New Year’s Day 2024 On this beautiful bright sunny day there were lots of people walking along the cliff path from St Abbs and many more having parties at their beach huts on Coldingham Sands. Some folk had a swim. Although there were big white waves crashing ashore there was no sign of any surfers.
Beach Huts at Coldingham Sands on New Year’s Day 2024
On this beautiful bright sunny day there were lots of people walking along the cliff path from St Abbs and many more having parties at their beach huts on Coldingham Sands. Some folk had a swim. Although there were big white waves crashing ashore there was no sign of any surfers.
Blue Beach Huts at Coldingham Sands Lots of respectable nicely painted beach huts edge the beach here.
Blue Beach Huts at Coldingham Sands
Lots of respectable nicely painted beach huts edge the beach here.
Coastal Footpath Sign at Coldingham Sands The cliff path leads from St Abbs then descends about 94 steps onto Coldingham Sands.
Coastal Footpath Sign at Coldingham Sands
The cliff path leads from St Abbs then descends about 94 steps onto Coldingham Sands.
Looking across Coldingham Sands on New Year’s Day 2024 On this beautiful bright sunny day a great many people were walking the cliff path from St Abbs to Coldingham Sands. Many families had opened their beach huts to have lunch with drinks. Some others had been swimming in the freezing waters of the bay! It was noticeable that much sand had been washed away and many rocks were laid bare after the recent fierce storms.
Looking across Coldingham Sands on New Year’s Day 2024
On this beautiful bright sunny day a great many people were walking the cliff path from St Abbs to Coldingham Sands. Many families had opened their beach huts to have lunch with drinks. Some others had been swimming in the freezing waters of the bay! It was noticeable that much sand had been washed away and many rocks were laid bare after the recent fierce storms.
Coldingham Bay
Coldingham Bay
St Abbs
St Abbs
The harbour, St. Abbs The little Scottish coastal village of St. Abbs is very popular with scuba divers, who are attracted by the clear waters teaming with sealife in the marine reserve offshore.
The harbour, St. Abbs
The little Scottish coastal village of St. Abbs is very popular with scuba divers, who are attracted by the clear waters teaming with sealife in the marine reserve offshore.
Mire Loch, St. Abbs Head Mire Loch lies within the nature reserve around St. Abbs Head.
Mire Loch, St. Abbs Head
Mire Loch lies within the nature reserve around St. Abbs Head.
Cliffs at Pettico Wick Spectacular cliffs, home to many seabirds, on the edge of the St. Abbs Head nature reserve.
Cliffs at Pettico Wick
Spectacular cliffs, home to many seabirds, on the edge of the St. Abbs Head nature reserve.
St. Abbs Head Lighthouse Small, but perfectly formed.
St. Abbs Head Lighthouse
Small, but perfectly formed.
Surfers at Coldingham Bay
Surfers at Coldingham Bay
St Abbs Harbourmaster's Hut St Abbs is a very popular diving centre, as well as an attractive village and harbour. There is no pub here, however!
St Abbs Harbourmaster's Hut
St Abbs is a very popular diving centre, as well as an attractive village and harbour. There is no pub here, however!
Cold Surfing at Coldingham A North East wind brings good surf to Coldingham
Cold Surfing at Coldingham
A North East wind brings good surf to Coldingham
North Sea Dawn. Taken from the harbour wall at St. Abbs, looking SSE. about 6 o'clock one cool August morning. A storm out to sea earlier had produced the heavy swell, which, whilst disappointing the divers in our party, who couldn't go in, rewarded the photographer for her enforced early rising to accompany them!
North Sea Dawn.
Taken from the harbour wall at St. Abbs, looking SSE. about 6 o'clock one cool August morning. A storm out to sea earlier had produced the heavy swell, which, whilst disappointing the divers in our party, who couldn't go in, rewarded the photographer for her enforced early rising to accompany them!
Rocks at the north end of Coldingham Sands
Rocks at the north end of Coldingham Sands
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Wuddy Rocks is located at Grid Ref: NT9268 (Lat: 55.907263, Lng: -2.128976)

Unitary Authority: The Scottish Borders

Police Authority: The Lothians and Scottish Borders

What 3 Words

///servants.positions.sends. Near Eyemouth, Scottish Borders

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