Bay of Puldrite

Bay in Orkney

Scotland

Bay of Puldrite

Rendall towards Gairsay — Rendall towards Gairsay Credit: Catherine Morgan

Bay of Puldrite is a picturesque bay located on the southern coast of the island of Orkney in Scotland. It is situated approximately 5 miles southeast of the town of Kirkwall and is known for its stunning natural beauty and tranquil atmosphere.

The bay is characterized by its sandy beaches, rocky outcrops, and crystal-clear turquoise waters. It offers visitors breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape, including rolling green hills and the distant islands of the Orkney archipelago. The bay is also home to an abundance of wildlife, making it a popular spot for birdwatching enthusiasts.

The Bay of Puldrite is a haven for outdoor activities such as swimming, snorkeling, and fishing. Its calm waters provide an ideal environment for water sports, while its rocky shoreline offers opportunities for exploration and rock pooling. The bay is also a designated nature reserve, protecting its diverse flora and fauna.

Surrounding the bay, there are several walking trails and coastal paths that offer visitors the chance to explore the area further. These paths provide access to nearby attractions such as the Brough of Birsay, a historic tidal island, and the stunning cliffs of Yesnaby.

Overall, Bay of Puldrite is a hidden gem in Orkney, offering visitors a chance to immerse themselves in the natural beauty and tranquility of Scotland's coastal landscape. Whether you seek relaxation or outdoor adventure, this bay is a must-visit destination.

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Bay of Puldrite Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 59.050021/-3.0091951 or Grid Reference HY4218. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Rendall towards Gairsay

Rendall towards Gairsay

Catherine Morgan

The minor road near Quoyfree

The minor road near Quoyfree

Crookness Looking SE from position

Crookness

Looking SE from position

Bay of Puldrite Looking SW from position

Bay of Puldrite

Looking SW from position

Bay of Hinderayre Looking NNE from position

Bay of Hinderayre

Looking NNE from position

Rendall Old Cemetery Shapinsay in background

Rendall Old Cemetery

Shapinsay in background

Gorseness road at the new Rendall Cemetery The Bay of Isbister can be seen in the distance

Gorseness road at the new Rendall Cemetery

The Bay of Isbister can be seen in the distance

Corner on Gorseness road Looking toward North Aittit and North Isles

Corner on Gorseness road

Looking toward North Aittit and North Isles

Red telephone box on Gorseness Road, Rendall Still in use!

Red telephone box on Gorseness Road, Rendall

Still in use!

Noust at South Aittit Drystane boathouse on the shore of Bay of Hinderayre. In the distance is the ruined kirk and cemetery. The dark hill on the skyline is on Gairsay.

Noust at South Aittit

Drystane boathouse on the shore of Bay of Hinderayre. In the distance is the ruined kirk and cemetery. The dark hill on the skyline is on Gairsay.

Widefirth Self Catering New chalets at the farm of the Riff

Widefirth Self Catering

New chalets at the farm of the Riff

Road junction to Westshore in Rendall The road leads down to the Crookness headland. Wide Firth is seen in the distance.

Road junction to Westshore in Rendall

The road leads down to the Crookness headland. Wide Firth is seen in the distance.

The farm of Leuan in Rendall By the Bay of Isbister

The farm of Leuan in Rendall

By the Bay of Isbister

Looking north to North Aittit, Rendall

Looking north to North Aittit, Rendall

Shoreline, Bay of Isbister Looking NW along the pebble beach. Fibla Fiold on the skyline.

Shoreline, Bay of Isbister

Looking NW along the pebble beach. Fibla Fiold on the skyline.

Low cliffs At this point they are a couple of feet higher than me, about eight feet.

Low cliffs

At this point they are a couple of feet higher than me, about eight feet.

Pebble beach at low tide With Wide Firth beyond. Wideford Hill in the distance.

Pebble beach at low tide

With Wide Firth beyond. Wideford Hill in the distance.

Coastal erosion A recently exposed face.

Coastal erosion

A recently exposed face.

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Bay of Puldrite is located at Grid Ref: HY4218 (Lat: 59.050021, Lng: -3.0091951)

Unitary Authority: Orkney Islands

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

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