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Acairseid Thioram

Bay in Inverness-shire

Scotland

Acairseid Thioram

Acairseid Mhor from Meall Acairseid South Top, Rona A view on the west side of the Isle of Rona (north of Raasay), with the Trotternish hills beyond the Sound of Raasay, on Skye. Just in case you are wondering, Acairsaid means Harbour. Sheltering the entrance to the harbour is Eilean Garbh.
Acairseid Mhor from Meall Acairseid South Top, Rona Credit: Michael Earnshaw

Acairseid Thioram, also known as the Bay of Acairseid Thioram, is a picturesque bay located in Inverness-shire, Scotland. Situated on the west coast of the Highlands, the bay offers stunning views of the surrounding rugged coastline and is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers.

The bay is characterized by its sandy beaches, rocky cliffs, and clear turquoise waters, making it an ideal spot for swimming, sunbathing, and water sports such as kayaking and paddleboarding. The surrounding area is also home to a variety of wildlife, including seabirds, seals, and occasionally dolphins and whales.

Acairseid Thioram is a peaceful and tranquil retreat, perfect for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Visitors can enjoy leisurely walks along the shoreline, explore nearby hiking trails, or simply relax and take in the stunning natural beauty of the bay.

Overall, Acairseid Thioram is a hidden gem in the Scottish Highlands, offering a peaceful and scenic escape for those looking to connect with nature and unwind in a beautiful coastal setting.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 57.546214/-5.983111 or Grid Reference NG6157. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Acairseid Mhor from Meall Acairseid South Top, Rona A view on the west side of the Isle of Rona (north of Raasay), with the Trotternish hills beyond the Sound of Raasay, on Skye. Just in case you are wondering, Acairsaid means Harbour. Sheltering the entrance to the harbour is Eilean Garbh.
Acairseid Mhor from Meall Acairseid South Top, Rona
A view on the west side of the Isle of Rona (north of Raasay), with the Trotternish hills beyond the Sound of Raasay, on Skye. Just in case you are wondering, Acairsaid means Harbour. Sheltering the entrance to the harbour is Eilean Garbh.
Arcairseid Mhòr, Rona An idyllic day to arrive on a 14-m yacht on the Great Anchorage of Rona. The yacht is Ismana built in 1951. See <span class="nowrap"><a title="http://www.sandemanyachtcompany.co.uk/yacht/272/laurent-giles-47-ft-yawl-1951" rel="nofollow ugc noopener" href="http://www.sandemanyachtcompany.co.uk/yacht/272/laurent-giles-47-ft-yawl-1951">Link</a><img style="margin-left:2px;" alt="External link" title="External link - shift click to open in new window" src="https://s1.geograph.org.uk/img/external.png" width="10" height="10"/></span>
Arcairseid Mhòr, Rona
An idyllic day to arrive on a 14-m yacht on the Great Anchorage of Rona. The yacht is Ismana built in 1951. See LinkExternal link
Rona and the Sound of Raasay The island of Rona seen from the Trotternish coast on Sky across the Sound of Raasay. Rona is separated from Raasay by a narrow passage. It has one inhabited building, some self-catering cottages and a lighthouse.
Rona and the Sound of Raasay
The island of Rona seen from the Trotternish coast on Sky across the Sound of Raasay. Rona is separated from Raasay by a narrow passage. It has one inhabited building, some self-catering cottages and a lighthouse.
Meall Acairseid, Rona A tale of 2 trigs perhaps. First island of the day on a RIB from Portree on day after Marhofn 2011 annual meeting in Portree organised by Alan Holmes. Name: Meall Acairseid Hill number: 4790 Height: 125m / 410ft Area: 17A: North Skye and Raasay Class: Hu Grid ref: NG 62275 57580 Summit feature: trig point Drop: 125m Col: Sea
Meall Acairseid, Rona
A tale of 2 trigs perhaps. First island of the day on a RIB from Portree on day after Marhofn 2011 annual meeting in Portree organised by Alan Holmes. Name: Meall Acairseid Hill number: 4790 Height: 125m / 410ft Area: 17A: North Skye and Raasay Class: Hu Grid ref: NG 62275 57580 Summit feature: trig point Drop: 125m Col: Sea
Rona RIB Pick Up Point First island of the day on a RIB from Portree on day after Marhofn 2011 annual meeting in Portree organised by Alan Holmes. Our pick up point after walking down part of Rona.
Rona RIB Pick Up Point
First island of the day on a RIB from Portree on day after Marhofn 2011 annual meeting in Portree organised by Alan Holmes. Our pick up point after walking down part of Rona.
Distant view of Rona From the coast of Skye. Much less accessible than adjacent Raasay to the south but boat trips can be arranged from the pier in Portree harbour.
Distant view of Rona
From the coast of Skye. Much less accessible than adjacent Raasay to the south but boat trips can be arranged from the pier in Portree harbour.
Entrance to Acairseid Mhor on Rona Entering Acairseid Mhor on Rona by Kayak
Entrance to Acairseid Mhor on Rona
Entering Acairseid Mhor on Rona by Kayak
Church Cave, Rona This cave which looks out to the E from Rona has a long history as a place of worship- there are stone pews and an altar. It is not easy to find!
Church Cave, Rona
This cave which looks out to the E from Rona has a long history as a place of worship- there are stone pews and an altar. It is not easy to find!
Rona Lodge, Isle of South Rona Built in 1866 as a hunting lodge for the Raasay estate, the lodge is now home to Bill Cowie, Island Manager for the current owner of South Rona.
Rona Lodge, Isle of South Rona
Built in 1866 as a hunting lodge for the Raasay estate, the lodge is now home to Bill Cowie, Island Manager for the current owner of South Rona.
Acairseid Mhor, South Rhona From the shore below Rona Lodge <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/94021">NG6157 : Rona Lodge, Isle of South Rona</a> (which in 1986 was an empty shell) having sailed from Portree
Acairseid Mhor, South Rhona
From the shore below Rona Lodge NG6157 : Rona Lodge, Isle of South Rona (which in 1986 was an empty shell) having sailed from Portree
Derelict Schoolhouse Rona
Derelict Schoolhouse Rona
Meall Acairseid, Rona The highest point on Rona, at 125 metres.
Meall Acairseid, Rona
The highest point on Rona, at 125 metres.
Rona letter box The Royal Mail doesn't collect from Rona, hence "Collection Wednesdays and Saturdays, April to September. Mail will be franked with the Rona date stamp and must have a Rona stamp (available at The Lodge) in addition to a Royal Mail stamp." The mail is taken to Portree by private boat.
Rona letter box
The Royal Mail doesn't collect from Rona, hence "Collection Wednesdays and Saturdays, April to September. Mail will be franked with the Rona date stamp and must have a Rona stamp (available at The Lodge) in addition to a Royal Mail stamp." The mail is taken to Portree by private boat.
Acairseid Mhor, Rona The pontoon is a relatively recent addition, effectively replacing the jetty which is covered at spring high tides.
Acairseid Mhor, Rona
The pontoon is a relatively recent addition, effectively replacing the jetty which is covered at spring high tides.
Entrance to Acairseid Mhor, Rona This rock, and the white marker, are covered at high water springs, making the entrance extremely hazardous.
Entrance to Acairseid Mhor, Rona
This rock, and the white marker, are covered at high water springs, making the entrance extremely hazardous.
Dry Harbour, Rona Viewed from Meall Acairseid (out of square).
Dry Harbour, Rona
Viewed from Meall Acairseid (out of square).
Footpath to Church Cave The path leads downhill from the main track at Meall Acairseid.
Footpath to Church Cave
The path leads downhill from the main track at Meall Acairseid.
By Church Cave, Rona Outside the entrance to Church Cave.
By Church Cave, Rona
Outside the entrance to Church Cave.
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Acairseid Thioram is located at Grid Ref: NG6157 (Lat: 57.546214, Lng: -5.983111)

Unitary Authority: Highland

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

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