Codal

Bay in Ross-shire

Scotland

Codal

Windfarm near Borve
Windfarm near Borve Credit: Peter Moore

Codal Bay is a small, picturesque bay located in the Ross-shire region of Scotland. It is known for its stunning natural beauty, with rugged cliffs, sandy beaches, and crystal-clear waters. The bay is surrounded by rolling hills and lush greenery, making it a popular destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.

Codal Bay is also a haven for wildlife, with a variety of bird species, marine life, and plants calling the area home. Visitors to the bay may spot seals, dolphins, and seabirds as they explore the shoreline and waters.

The bay is a peaceful and tranquil spot, perfect for relaxing and unwinding away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Visitors can enjoy leisurely walks along the beach, picnics on the sand, or simply sit back and take in the breathtaking views.

Overall, Codal Bay is a hidden gem in the Scottish Highlands, offering visitors a chance to connect with nature and experience the beauty of the natural world in a peaceful and serene setting.

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Codal Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 58.389092/-6.5278263 or Grid Reference NB3553. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Windfarm near Borve
Windfarm near Borve
Wind turbines at Druim nan Carnan
Wind turbines at Druim nan Carnan
Roofless Blackhouse at Baile an Truiseil
Roofless Blackhouse at Baile an Truiseil
Barvas Cemetery View of Cladh Mhuire Cemetery from the south corner.
The Cemetery Office on the right.
Barvas Cemetery
View of Cladh Mhuire Cemetery from the south corner. The Cemetery Office on the right.
Dune grassland at Barabhas Looking out to a grey stormy sea.
Dune grassland at Barabhas
Looking out to a grey stormy sea.
Bay at Barabhas Looking across the dunes to Brù, obscured by wind-driven rain.
Bay at Barabhas
Looking across the dunes to Brù, obscured by wind-driven rain.
Waves breaking on Geodhachan Beaga 3100km due west from here and one would be in Newfoundland, with only the southern tip of Greenland in the way at 2100km.
Waves breaking on Geodhachan Beaga
3100km due west from here and one would be in Newfoundland, with only the southern tip of Greenland in the way at 2100km.
Rocks and cliffs at Barabhas Looking north to Stac na Faoileig from Tòl Mòr.
Rocks and cliffs at Barabhas
Looking north to Stac na Faoileig from Tòl Mòr.
The Atlantic Ocean meets the Isle of Lewis At Barabhas - a sea driven by strong, wet wind.
The Atlantic Ocean meets the Isle of Lewis
At Barabhas - a sea driven by strong, wet wind.
Cemetery at Barvas In the dunes, at the site of Cladh Mhuire, St Mary's Church.
Cemetery at Barvas
In the dunes, at the site of Cladh Mhuire, St Mary's Church.
Farm buildings at Tòl Mòr In the sand dunes behind Rubh' a' Bhiogair.
Farm buildings at Tòl Mòr
In the sand dunes behind Rubh' a' Bhiogair.
Pasture on Tòl Mòr The wet and windswept western seaboard of the Isle of Lewis
Pasture on Tòl Mòr
The wet and windswept western seaboard of the Isle of Lewis
Fields on the sand dunes at Tòl Mòr
Fields on the sand dunes at Tòl Mòr
Remains of a stone house A few metres from Clach an Truiseil, and probably using some of the stones from the circle complex. One of three views.
Remains of a stone house
A few metres from Clach an Truiseil, and probably using some of the stones from the circle complex. One of three views.
Old stone cottage by Clach an Truseil A few metres from Clach an Truiseil, and probably using some of the stones from the circle complex. One of three views.
Old stone cottage by Clach an Truseil
A few metres from Clach an Truiseil, and probably using some of the stones from the circle complex. One of three views.
Ruined cottage at Baile an Truiseil A few metres from Clach an Truiseil, and probably using some of the stones from the circle complex. One of three views.
Ruined cottage at Baile an Truiseil
A few metres from Clach an Truiseil, and probably using some of the stones from the circle complex. One of three views.
Shore at Siorrabhaig With the small burn Feadan Siorravaig [OS spelling] running into the sea.
Shore at Siorrabhaig
With the small burn Feadan Siorravaig [OS spelling] running into the sea.
Lochan on northern slope of Mullach Mòr Unmamed lochan to west of Loch Dubh na h-Airde. Photo shows small island in lochan. Between cliffs to north and Mullach Mòr to south. The fence runs south from Geodha na Muic.
Lochan on northern slope of Mullach Mòr
Unmamed lochan to west of Loch Dubh na h-Airde. Photo shows small island in lochan. Between cliffs to north and Mullach Mòr to south. The fence runs south from Geodha na Muic.
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Codal is located at Grid Ref: NB3553 (Lat: 58.389092, Lng: -6.5278263)

Unitary Authority: Na h-Eileanan an Iar

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

What 3 Words

///chip.community.impaired. Near Carloway, Na h-Eileanan Siar

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Located within 500m of 58.389092,-6.5278263
Àird Bharabhais
Natural: cape
Lat/Long: 58.3873124/-6.5286994
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