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Talisker Bay

Bay in Inverness-shire

Scotland

Talisker Bay

Talisker Farm in 1994 The farm as it was in July 1994 with Cnoc na h-Eighich and the rock prow of Sròn Mhòr above. Since the image was made the house seen to the right of the barns has been removed and a new large barn has been built on the site as can be seen in an image from John Allan created in March 2021 -<a title="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6783519" href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6783519">Link</a> .
Talisker Farm in 1994 Credit: Trevor Littlewood

Talisker Bay is a stunning beach located on the Isle of Skye in Inverness-shire, Scotland. This remote and rugged bay is known for its dramatic scenery, with towering cliffs, golden sands, and crystal-clear waters. The beach is nestled between two headlands, providing a sheltered cove that is perfect for swimming and sunbathing.

Talisker Bay is also famous for its impressive waterfall, which cascades down the cliffs and into the sea. The waterfall can be reached by taking a short hike along the coastal path, offering visitors a unique and picturesque view of the bay.

In addition to its natural beauty, Talisker Bay is also a popular spot for wildlife enthusiasts. Seals can often be spotted lounging on the rocks, while seabirds soar overhead. The bay is also home to a variety of marine life, making it a great spot for snorkeling and diving.

Overall, Talisker Bay is a must-visit destination for anyone looking to experience the wild and untamed beauty of the Scottish Highlands.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 57.28402/-6.4692981 or Grid Reference NG3030. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Talisker Farm in 1994 The farm as it was in July 1994 with Cnoc na h-Eighich and the rock prow of Sròn Mhòr above. Since the image was made the house seen to the right of the barns has been removed and a new large barn has been built on the site as can be seen in an image from John Allan created in March 2021 -<a title="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6783519" href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6783519">Link</a> .
Talisker Farm in 1994
The farm as it was in July 1994 with Cnoc na h-Eighich and the rock prow of Sròn Mhòr above. Since the image was made the house seen to the right of the barns has been removed and a new large barn has been built on the site as can be seen in an image from John Allan created in March 2021 -Link .
Waterfall across Talisker Bay The Allt Mheididh which runs out of Loch an Sgùirr Mhòir dropping over the crag rim at the north side of Talisker Bay.
Waterfall across Talisker Bay
The Allt Mheididh which runs out of Loch an Sgùirr Mhòir dropping over the crag rim at the north side of Talisker Bay.
Confluence of the Sleadale Burn with the River Talisker Preshàl More in the distance.
Confluence of the Sleadale Burn with the River Talisker
Preshàl More in the distance.
Preshal More, Skye Looking East from Talisker
Preshal More, Skye
Looking East from Talisker
Talisker Bay, Skye Brave man in water. South Uist in distance.
Talisker Bay, Skye
Brave man in water. South Uist in distance.
Rubha Cruin Cliffs and point to north of Talisker Bay
Rubha Cruin
Cliffs and point to north of Talisker Bay
Talisker bay and waterfall A fine spot on the SW coast of Skye. On this visit a strong onshore wind was blowing the waterfall back over the clifftop.
Talisker bay and waterfall
A fine spot on the SW coast of Skye. On this visit a strong onshore wind was blowing the waterfall back over the clifftop.
Waterfall on Huisgill Burn The top of the waterfall on the Huisgill Burn above Talisker Farm
Waterfall on Huisgill Burn
The top of the waterfall on the Huisgill Burn above Talisker Farm
Sgurr Mor Sgurr Mor earns its name from the cliffs on the far side of it. This is a less spectacular view from inland.
Sgurr Mor
Sgurr Mor earns its name from the cliffs on the far side of it. This is a less spectacular view from inland.
Loch an Sguirr Mhoir The burn exiting at the far side of the loch is the one that feeds the waterfall in <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/124198">NG3130 : Talisker bay and waterfall</a>
Loch an Sguirr Mhoir
The burn exiting at the far side of the loch is the one that feeds the waterfall in NG3130 : Talisker bay and waterfall
Crags of Beinn nan Dubh-lochan On the southern side of the summit.
Crags of Beinn nan Dubh-lochan
On the southern side of the summit.
Talisker Bay A glorious sandy bay to land on after a challenging kayak along the coastline of Skye.
Talisker Bay
A glorious sandy bay to land on after a challenging kayak along the coastline of Skye.
Sleadale Burn Having reached the flat land at the foot of Gleann Oraid, the Sleadale Burn passes Talisker House.
Sleadale Burn
Having reached the flat land at the foot of Gleann Oraid, the Sleadale Burn passes Talisker House.
Gleann Oraid The floor of the glen, behind the storm beach is very marshy. Trees surround Talisker House.
Gleann Oraid
The floor of the glen, behind the storm beach is very marshy. Trees surround Talisker House.
Peacock, Talisker Farm
Peacock, Talisker Farm
Talisker Bay
Talisker Bay
Blackfaces, Talisker Bay Making the most of a small area of good grazing behind the beach.
Blackfaces, Talisker Bay
Making the most of a small area of good grazing behind the beach.
Talisker Bay View from up on Leathad Buidhe.
Talisker Bay
View from up on Leathad Buidhe.
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Talisker Bay is located at Grid Ref: NG3030 (Lat: 57.28402, Lng: -6.4692981)

Unitary Authority: Highland

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

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Talisker Bay
Name Gd: Camas Thalasgair
Natural: bay
Lat/Long: 57.2844187/-6.4658006
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