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Cladach Dhìobadail

Beach in Ross-shire

Scotland

Cladach Dhìobadail

Hut at Àird Dhìobadail
Hut at Àird Dhìobadail Credit: shikari

Cladach Dhìobadail, located in Ross-shire, Scotland, is a picturesque beach known for its stunning natural beauty and serene atmosphere. The beach is characterized by its golden sands, crystal-clear waters, and rugged cliffs that provide a dramatic backdrop to the coastline.

Visitors to Cladach Dhìobadail can enjoy a variety of activities, including sunbathing, swimming, and beachcombing. The beach is also popular among surfers and paddleboarders, thanks to the consistent waves and favorable wind conditions.

In addition to its natural beauty, Cladach Dhìobadail is home to a diverse range of wildlife, including seabirds, seals, and even the occasional dolphin or whale. Birdwatchers will delight in the opportunity to spot species such as puffins, oystercatchers, and gannets along the coastline.

Facilities at Cladach Dhìobadail include parking, toilets, and a small café serving refreshments. The beach is easily accessible by car and is a short walk from the nearest village.

Overall, Cladach Dhìobadail is a hidden gem on the Scottish coast, offering visitors a peaceful and scenic retreat from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

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Cladach Dhìobadail Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 58.408684/-6.1890973 or Grid Reference NB5554. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Hut at Àird Dhìobadail
Hut at Àird Dhìobadail
East coast of North lewis From Cladach Dhiobadail to Tolsta beach.
East coast of North lewis
From Cladach Dhiobadail to Tolsta beach.
Coast by Leum Langa Cliffs on the east coast of Lewis, just south of Rubha an t-Seileir - seen from Traigh Mhor, Tolsta.
Coast by Leum Langa
Cliffs on the east coast of Lewis, just south of Rubha an t-Seileir - seen from Traigh Mhor, Tolsta.
Leum Langa An unexpectedly shallow descent (though still steep!) can be made from the cliff top down a gully then promontory to reach this spot where the cliff dips its toes into this grid square.
Leum Langa
An unexpectedly shallow descent (though still steep!) can be made from the cliff top down a gully then promontory to reach this spot where the cliff dips its toes into this grid square.
Loch Sgeireach na Creige Brist The coastal trail passes by the eastern shore of this lonely loch.
Loch Sgeireach na Creige Brist
The coastal trail passes by the eastern shore of this lonely loch.
Gil an Tairbh The burn enters a short gorge section as it drops towards the sea.
Gil an Tairbh
The burn enters a short gorge section as it drops towards the sea.
Cliffs to the south of Cellar Head/Rubha an t-Seileir, Isle of Lewis
Cliffs to the south of Cellar Head/Rubha an t-Seileir, Isle of Lewis
Marker post, Tom Loch nan Learga, Isle of Lewis This is one of a series of posts which seem to mark a route across the moor. However, they are neither on the line of the waymarked heritage trail between Ness and Tolsta or the path shown on the OS map.
Marker post, Tom Loch nan Learga, Isle of Lewis
This is one of a series of posts which seem to mark a route across the moor. However, they are neither on the line of the waymarked heritage trail between Ness and Tolsta or the path shown on the OS map.
Cladach Dhìobadail A pebble beach. There appear to be frequent rockfalls from the cliff behind it. The large rock out to sea is named as "Eilean Glas Quilatotar" on the OS map.
Cladach Dhìobadail
A pebble beach. There appear to be frequent rockfalls from the cliff behind it. The large rock out to sea is named as "Eilean Glas Quilatotar" on the OS map.
Gil Dhìobadail The small valley carved by the stream Gil Dhìobadail, going down towards Cladach Dhìobadail.
Gil Dhìobadail
The small valley carved by the stream Gil Dhìobadail, going down towards Cladach Dhìobadail.
Valleys of Gil Dhìobadail and Gil an Tairbh Lewis moorland showing the valleys of the streams Gil Dhìobadail (nearer) and Gil an Tairbh ("stream of the bull", further) as they merge and go down towards the sea at Cladach Dhìobadail.
Valleys of Gil Dhìobadail and Gil an Tairbh
Lewis moorland showing the valleys of the streams Gil Dhìobadail (nearer) and Gil an Tairbh ("stream of the bull", further) as they merge and go down towards the sea at Cladach Dhìobadail.
Small Island N of Sguinean nan Creagan Briste
Small Island N of Sguinean nan Creagan Briste
Trout fishing on the Lochan Meadhonach
Trout fishing on the Lochan Meadhonach
Shieling at Dhiobadail Shieling at Dhiobadail,Traigh Mor. North Tolsta can be seen in the background.
Shieling at Dhiobadail
Shieling at Dhiobadail,Traigh Mor. North Tolsta can be seen in the background.
Loch Bacabhat Ard Very painful walking
Loch Bacabhat Ard
Very painful walking
Looking north east from Lighe nan Leac Eilean a' Bhuic in the middle distance and Sguinean nan Creagan Briste behind.
Looking north east from Lighe nan Leac
Eilean a' Bhuic in the middle distance and Sguinean nan Creagan Briste behind.
Eilean Glas Quilatotar Its Gaelic name suggests it is an Island. Whatever, it is an impressive lump of Lewisian Gneiss near to Claddach Dhiobadal. OS map names it Eilean Glas Quilatotar.
Eilean Glas Quilatotar
Its Gaelic name suggests it is an Island. Whatever, it is an impressive lump of Lewisian Gneiss near to Claddach Dhiobadal. OS map names it Eilean Glas Quilatotar.
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Cladach Dhìobadail is located at Grid Ref: NB5554 (Lat: 58.408684, Lng: -6.1890973)

Unitary Authority: Na h-Eileanan an Iar

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

What 3 Words

///supposed.slurping.buildings. Near North Tolsta, Na h-Eileanan Siar

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Cladach Dhìobadail Einagraich Eilean Glas Cuilatotar

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