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Camas Cuilce

Bay in Sutherland

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Camas Cuilce

Loch na Claise This is the east (outflow) end of the loch, with the lower slopes of Cul Mor rising steeply on the left.
Loch na Claise Credit: Michael Earnshaw

Camas Cuilce, also known as Sutherland Bay, is a picturesque coastal area located in the Scottish Highlands, specifically in the county of Sutherland. Situated on the northwestern coast of Scotland, Camas Cuilce offers breathtaking views of the North Atlantic Ocean and is renowned for its natural beauty.

The bay is characterized by its pristine sandy beaches, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and rugged cliffs that surround the area. It is a popular destination for nature lovers, photographers, and outdoor enthusiasts seeking tranquility and stunning landscapes. The bay is also home to a variety of wildlife, including seabirds, seals, and occasionally dolphins, making it a haven for birdwatchers and marine life enthusiasts.

Camas Cuilce provides visitors with opportunities for various outdoor activities. The bay is ideal for beachcombing, swimming, and sunbathing during the summer months. It also offers fantastic hiking trails along the cliffs, allowing visitors to experience breathtaking views of the sea and the surrounding coastal scenery. The area is also known for its excellent fishing spots, attracting anglers from far and wide.

In addition to its natural beauty, Camas Cuilce boasts a rich history. The bay is dotted with remnants of ancient settlements and historical landmarks, such as the ruins of the nearby Ardvreck Castle. These historical sites offer a glimpse into the region's past and provide visitors with a unique cultural experience.

Overall, Camas Cuilce, Sutherland Bay, is a hidden gem on Scotland's northwestern coast that showcases the country's natural beauty and rich history. It is a must-visit destination for those seeking a peaceful retreat in a stunning coastal setting.

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Camas Cuilce Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 58.080536/-5.0946608 or Grid Reference NC1714. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Loch na Claise This is the east (outflow) end of the loch, with the lower slopes of Cul Mor rising steeply on the left.
Loch na Claise
This is the east (outflow) end of the loch, with the lower slopes of Cul Mor rising steeply on the left.
Tree clinging to the shore of Loch Veyatie Suilven behind
Tree clinging to the shore of Loch Veyatie
Suilven behind
Rocky shore of Loch Veyatie
Rocky shore of Loch Veyatie
Northern shore of Loch Veyatie
Northern shore of Loch Veyatie
Suilven and Loch Veyatie A view off Cùl Mòr.
Suilven and Loch Veyatie
A view off Cùl Mòr.
The head of the Cam Loch A small beach at the north-west head of the Cam Loch. View is looking across the beach in a south-easterly direction over Cam Loch.
The head of the Cam Loch
A small beach at the north-west head of the Cam Loch. View is looking across the beach in a south-easterly direction over Cam Loch.
Bracklach Ruin The ruined building at Bracklach.
Bracklach Ruin
The ruined building at Bracklach.
Bracklach Ruin The west gable of the building at Bracklach, showing the fireplace and a wall niche.
Bracklach Ruin
The west gable of the building at Bracklach, showing the fireplace and a wall niche.
Allt na Braclaich A feeder burn of the Cam Loch.
Allt na Braclaich
A feeder burn of the Cam Loch.
Allt Lòn nan Ràc A burn that drains the southeastern slopes of Suilven.
Allt Lòn nan Ràc
A burn that drains the southeastern slopes of Suilven.
Loch nan Rac A loch south of Suilven.
Loch nan Rac
A loch south of Suilven.
Rocky Moorland Moorland on the southeastern slopes of Suilven.
Rocky Moorland
Moorland on the southeastern slopes of Suilven.
Allt Lon nan Rac A burn draining the southeastern slopes of Suilven.
Allt Lon nan Rac
A burn draining the southeastern slopes of Suilven.
Loch a' Mhadail The beach area where Loch a' Mhadail meets Loch Veyatie, a small channel separates the 2 lochs in low water conditions. Many deer pass through this area as can be seen with numerous prints left in the sand, a perfect place to stop and watch the world go by.
Loch a' Mhadail
The beach area where Loch a' Mhadail meets Loch Veyatie, a small channel separates the 2 lochs in low water conditions. Many deer pass through this area as can be seen with numerous prints left in the sand, a perfect place to stop and watch the world go by.
Suilven from above Loch na Claise A walk to a hill loch with two old friends.
Suilven from above Loch na Claise
A walk to a hill loch with two old friends.
Loch a' Mhadail sand bar This sand bar which is located at the point where the loch narrow separates Loch a' Mhadail from the main loch (Veyatie) beyond.
Loch a' Mhadail sand bar
This sand bar which is located at the point where the loch narrow separates Loch a' Mhadail from the main loch (Veyatie) beyond.
Loch a' Mhadail sand bar At the north west edge of the sand bar it gives way to firmer ground, rock and heather.
Loch a' Mhadail sand bar
At the north west edge of the sand bar it gives way to firmer ground, rock and heather.
Sandy beach, Loch Veyatie Under different skies, the beach might have been more tempting but with strong winds and rain showers, this is as far as beach life went.
Sandy beach, Loch Veyatie
Under different skies, the beach might have been more tempting but with strong winds and rain showers, this is as far as beach life went.
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Camas Cuilce is located at Grid Ref: NC1714 (Lat: 58.080536, Lng: -5.0946608)

Unitary Authority: Highland

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

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