Lamigo Bay

Bay in Sutherland

Scotland

Lamigo Bay

On Island Roan The Kyle of Tongue beyond.
On Island Roan Credit: David Bremner

Lamigo Bay, also known as Sutherland Bay, is a picturesque coastal area located in the southern part of Sutherland, a county in the Highland region of Scotland. It stretches approximately 2 kilometers along the North Sea coastline and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscapes.

The bay is characterized by its sandy beaches, rocky cliffs, and clear blue waters. The sand is soft and golden, making it an ideal spot for sunbathing or leisurely walks along the shore. The rugged cliffs provide a stunning backdrop and create a sense of tranquility and seclusion.

Lamigo Bay is a popular destination for both locals and tourists alike, attracting visitors with its natural beauty and peaceful atmosphere. It offers various recreational activities, such as swimming, fishing, and beachcombing. The calm waters of the bay make it an excellent spot for swimming and paddling, especially during the summer months.

The bay is also a haven for wildlife enthusiasts, as it is home to a diverse range of bird species and marine life. Birdwatchers can spot various seabirds, including gulls and terns, while seals can often be seen lounging on the rocks.

In addition to its natural attractions, Lamigo Bay boasts several amenities for visitors. There are public toilets and car parking facilities available, ensuring convenience and accessibility. The bay is easily accessible by road, with a nearby coastal road providing stunning scenic drives.

Overall, Lamigo Bay is a hidden gem in Sutherland, offering visitors a chance to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and immerse themselves in the beauty of nature. Whether it's for a peaceful beach day or a relaxing stroll along the shore, Lamigo Bay provides a truly idyllic coastal experience.

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Lamigo Bay Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 58.539988/-4.3203011 or Grid Reference NC6563. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

On Island Roan The Kyle of Tongue beyond.
On Island Roan
The Kyle of Tongue beyond.
Old Store, Skerray The ruin of the old store at Skerray.
Old Store, Skerray
The ruin of the old store at Skerray.
Loch Modsarie
Loch Modsarie
The hamlet of Skerray Looking south-south-west towards Ben Loyal.
The hamlet of Skerray
Looking south-south-west towards Ben Loyal.
Stac an Fhamhair A small stack, perhaps 15m high, at the east end of Neave (or Coomb) Island, seen across Caol Beag.
Stac an Fhamhair
A small stack, perhaps 15m high, at the east end of Neave (or Coomb) Island, seen across Caol Beag.
Skerray Bay Not a bay I would be very happy to navigate into (although there is, or was, a pier on the far side, just out of shot on the left).

The southern part of Eilean nan Ron is beyond the bay, with a few deserted houses visible.
Skerray Bay
Not a bay I would be very happy to navigate into (although there is, or was, a pier on the far side, just out of shot on the left). The southern part of Eilean nan Ron is beyond the bay, with a few deserted houses visible.
Neave or Coomb Island The central part of the island seen at close range (but still across a gridline!) across Caol Beag.
Neave or Coomb Island
The central part of the island seen at close range (but still across a gridline!) across Caol Beag.
Phonebox near Skerray
Phonebox near Skerray
Stony beach at Skerray
Stony beach at Skerray
Old jetty in Lamigo Bay The relatively new creel on the rocks indicates that the jetty is still in use, although no boat was visible at this time.
Old jetty in Lamigo Bay
The relatively new creel on the rocks indicates that the jetty is still in use, although no boat was visible at this time.
Lamigo Bay This deserted sandy beach lies at the head of Lamigo Bay.
Lamigo Bay
This deserted sandy beach lies at the head of Lamigo Bay.
Eilean nan Ron
Eilean nan Ron
Pier at Skerray Harbour Neave (or Coombe) Island beyond across Caol Beag.
Pier at Skerray Harbour
Neave (or Coombe) Island beyond across Caol Beag.
Roofless building, Skerray Bay Eilan nan Ron (left) and Neave (Coombe) Island off shore.
Roofless building, Skerray Bay
Eilan nan Ron (left) and Neave (Coombe) Island off shore.
Memorial plaque, Skerray Pier 'In memory of Hector Mackay and John Anderson lost at sea 28th March 1973. Erected by their friends'.
Memorial plaque, Skerray Pier
'In memory of Hector Mackay and John Anderson lost at sea 28th March 1973. Erected by their friends'.
Cnoc na Caillich Bagged on a boat trip with 8 other island TuMP baggers on a grey morning. We all bagged the trig first then celebrated Adrian's 2,000th TuMP here with malt and two cakes.
Name: Cnoc na Caillich
Hill number: 10033
Height: 76m / 249ft
Parent (Ma/M): none
Area: 16C: Tongue to Wick and Helmsdale
Class: 0
Grid ref: NC644655 (est)
Drop: 76m
Col: Sea
Cnoc na Caillich
Bagged on a boat trip with 8 other island TuMP baggers on a grey morning. We all bagged the trig first then celebrated Adrian's 2,000th TuMP here with malt and two cakes. Name: Cnoc na Caillich Hill number: 10033 Height: 76m / 249ft Parent (Ma/M): none Area: 16C: Tongue to Wick and Helmsdale Class: 0 Grid ref: NC644655 (est) Drop: 76m Col: Sea
Creag Ruadh, Neave Island The towering cliff of Creag Ruadh continues underwater. The marine life of this area is just amazing.
Creag Ruadh, Neave Island
The towering cliff of Creag Ruadh continues underwater. The marine life of this area is just amazing.
Geo south of Mol na Coinnle, Eilean nan Ron At low tide water is trapped in this geo making for an interesting snorkel or dive. In the summer months the temperature can rise well above the average sea temperature as the black rock absorbs the suns rays.
Geo south of Mol na Coinnle, Eilean nan Ron
At low tide water is trapped in this geo making for an interesting snorkel or dive. In the summer months the temperature can rise well above the average sea temperature as the black rock absorbs the suns rays.
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Lamigo Bay is located at Grid Ref: NC6563 (Lat: 58.539988, Lng: -4.3203011)

Unitary Authority: Highland

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

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