Port Bàn

Bay in Inverness-shire

Scotland

Port Bàn

Farm road, Achraig The road doesn't appear to go anywhere in particular, but there is a good view towards the craggy slopes of Creag Mhor.
Farm road, Achraig Credit: Gordon Hatton

Port Bàn is a picturesque bay located in Inverness-shire, Scotland. This stunning coastal area is known for its beautiful sandy beaches, crystal-clear waters, and breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains. The bay is a popular destination for tourists and locals alike, offering a peaceful and serene setting for relaxation and recreation.

Port Bàn is also home to a small community of residents who enjoy the quiet and idyllic lifestyle that the bay provides. The area is dotted with charming cottages and traditional fishing boats, adding to the quaint and charming atmosphere of the bay.

Visitors to Port Bàn can enjoy a variety of outdoor activities, including swimming, kayaking, and hiking along the scenic coastal trails. The bay is also a great spot for birdwatching, with a variety of seabirds and wildlife to be seen.

Overall, Port Bàn is a hidden gem in the Scottish Highlands, offering visitors a tranquil and picturesque escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Whether you're looking to relax on the beach, explore the surrounding countryside, or simply take in the stunning views, Port Bàn has something to offer for everyone.

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Port Bàn Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 56.925033/-5.8740371 or Grid Reference NM6488. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Farm road, Achraig The road doesn't appear to go anywhere in particular, but there is a good view towards the craggy slopes of Creag Mhor.
Farm road, Achraig
The road doesn't appear to go anywhere in particular, but there is a good view towards the craggy slopes of Creag Mhor.
White sand at Gortenachullish White sand beach at the road end from Back of Keppoch.
White sand at Gortenachullish
White sand beach at the road end from Back of Keppoch.
Beach bovine Just lazing on the beach and soaking up the spring sunshine at Gortenachullish.
Beach bovine
Just lazing on the beach and soaking up the spring sunshine at Gortenachullish.
Mini camping Mini enthusiasts with mini tents at Back of Keppoch.
Mini camping
Mini enthusiasts with mini tents at Back of Keppoch.
Coastline near Port Ban A fretted coastline of small sandy bays and rocky reefs.
Coastline near Port Ban
A fretted coastline of small sandy bays and rocky reefs.
Shoreline near Gortenchullish One can work one's way around the shoreline here at low tide, but further progress towards Eilean Ighe wasn't possible on this occasion via the shore, whilst any landward route has plenty of 'Private Keep Out' notices.
Shoreline near Gortenchullish
One can work one's way around the shoreline here at low tide, but further progress towards Eilean Ighe wasn't possible on this occasion via the shore, whilst any landward route has plenty of 'Private Keep Out' notices.
Allt Cam Carach heading seawards The last few metres of this burn which by this point has brackish waters. The mountains of Rum can be seen on the horizon.
Allt Cam Carach heading seawards
The last few metres of this burn which by this point has brackish waters. The mountains of Rum can be seen on the horizon.
Upstream along  Allt Cam Carach A slow and sluggish burn which drains a large area of low lying bog and scrubland known as Mointeach Mhor.
Upstream along Allt Cam Carach
A slow and sluggish burn which drains a large area of low lying bog and scrubland known as Mointeach Mhor.
Loch nan Ceall Taking a trip from Arisaig to Eigg
Loch nan Ceall
Taking a trip from Arisaig to Eigg
In Loch nan Ceall Heading for Eigg
In Loch nan Ceall
Heading for Eigg
Arisaig harbour
Arisaig harbour
Back of Keppoch
Back of Keppoch
Moorland next to the A830 at Kinloid Looking towards Creag Mhor.
Moorland next to the A830 at Kinloid
Looking towards Creag Mhor.
Looking out to the Sound of Sleat from Sunnyside Croft Touring & Camping Site, 2 Bunacaimb
Looking out to the Sound of Sleat from Sunnyside Croft Touring & Camping Site, 2 Bunacaimb
Sunnyside Croft Touring & Camping Site, 2 Bunacaimb
Sunnyside Croft Touring & Camping Site, 2 Bunacaimb
Newly born lambs at Bunacaimb
Newly born lambs at Bunacaimb
Dilapidated building at Bunacaimb The green posts in the foreground are electric hook-up points for touring caravans.
Dilapidated building at Bunacaimb
The green posts in the foreground are electric hook-up points for touring caravans.
Newly built caravan site building At Bunacaimb.
Newly built caravan site building
At Bunacaimb.
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Port Bàn is located at Grid Ref: NM6488 (Lat: 56.925033, Lng: -5.8740371)

Unitary Authority: Highland

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

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Back of Keppoch
Name En: Back of Keppoch
Name Gd: Cùl na Ceapaich
Place: hamlet
Wikidata: Q636061
Wikipedia: en:Back of Keppoch
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Tigh na Mara
Description: Field for camping, bays for caravans and camper vans, two glamping pods. Onsite toilet block and dish washing. Showers cost £1.
Phone: +44 7881 291451
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Website: http://tigh-na-maracampsitepods.co.uk
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