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Leum Langa

Beach in Ross-shire

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Leum Langa

Beach at Laimhrig, Isle of Lewis
Beach at Laimhrig, Isle of Lewis Credit: Alan Reid

Leum Langa is a picturesque beach located in the Ross-shire region of Scotland. With its stunning views of the surrounding countryside and crystal-clear waters, it is a popular destination for both locals and tourists alike. The beach is known for its golden sands and calm, shallow waters, making it ideal for swimming, sunbathing, and picnicking.

Leum Langa is also a great spot for wildlife enthusiasts, as it is home to a variety of seabirds and marine life. Visitors may catch a glimpse of dolphins, seals, or even otters playing in the water. The beach is also a great place for birdwatching, with a number of species frequenting the area.

Facilities at Leum Langa include parking, toilets, and a nearby café where visitors can grab a bite to eat or a hot drink. The beach is easily accessible by car and is a short walk from the parking area. Whether you're looking to relax on the sand, explore the coastline, or simply enjoy the natural beauty of the Scottish Highlands, Leum Langa is a must-visit destination for nature lovers of all ages.

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Leum Langa Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 58.43389/-6.180283 or Grid Reference NB5657. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Beach at Laimhrig, Isle of Lewis
Beach at Laimhrig, Isle of Lewis
Tigh am Fisich, Filiscleitir, Isle of Lewis
Tigh am Fisich, Filiscleitir, Isle of Lewis
Eaglais an Fisich
Eaglais an Fisich
Ruins beneath Filislcleitir, Isle of Lewis
Ruins beneath Filislcleitir, Isle of Lewis
Aerial view of the cliffs
Aerial view of the cliffs
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.
Cladach Chuidhsiadair The relatively remote sandy cove below the shielings at Cuidhsiadar/Cuishader.
Cladach Chuidhsiadair
The relatively remote sandy cove below the shielings at Cuidhsiadar/Cuishader.
Cladach Cuidhsiadair The Abhainn Dubh enters the sea at this spot.
Cladach Cuidhsiadair
The Abhainn Dubh enters the sea at this spot.
Ruins lodged in the shelter of the gorge beneath Filislcleitir
Ruins lodged in the shelter of the gorge beneath Filislcleitir
Ruined buildings in sheltered spot
Ruined buildings in sheltered spot
Course of the Feadan Dubh, Isle of Lewis The burn joins the Abhainn Dubh before flowing into the sea at <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/3102060">NB5558 : Cladach Cuidhsiadair</a>.
Course of the Feadan Dubh, Isle of Lewis
The burn joins the Abhainn Dubh before flowing into the sea at NB5558 : Cladach Cuidhsiadair.
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
Coastline to the north of Sròn an t-Seileir, Isle of Lewis The dark patch roughly in the centre of the photo is the entrance to a natural arch which goes right through the headland.
Coastline to the north of Sròn an t-Seileir, Isle of Lewis
The dark patch roughly in the centre of the photo is the entrance to a natural arch which goes right through the headland.
Moorland track, Cuidhsiadar, Isle of Lewis The track lies on the route of the road between Ness and Tolsta, proposed by Lord Leverhulme during the early 20th century, but never built. A waymarked heritage trail now follows the approximate route. I didn't see any koalas.
Moorland track, Cuidhsiadar, Isle of Lewis
The track lies on the route of the road between Ness and Tolsta, proposed by Lord Leverhulme during the early 20th century, but never built. A waymarked heritage trail now follows the approximate route. I didn't see any koalas.
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.
Cairn, Tom Mòr na Maoime, Isle of Lewis The cairn is built on a corner of the footings of the building labelled as Airigh Iain Mhic Ailein on the map. This means "The sheiling of John, son of Alan".
Cairn, Tom Mòr na Maoime, Isle of Lewis
The cairn is built on a corner of the footings of the building labelled as Airigh Iain Mhic Ailein on the map. This means "The sheiling of John, son of Alan".
Moorland & Shielings Near Cuidhsiadar On October view of this remote part of the Isle of Lewis.
Moorland & Shielings Near Cuidhsiadar
On October view of this remote part of the Isle of Lewis.
Cliff from inside ruin of Taigh an Fisich
Cliff from inside ruin of Taigh an Fisich
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Leum Langa is located at Grid Ref: NB5657 (Lat: 58.43389, Lng: -6.180283)

Unitary Authority: Na h-Eileanan an Iar

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

What 3 Words

///crunched.gifts.global. Near North Tolsta, Na h-Eileanan Siar

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Cuille Filiscleitir Fort Leum Langa Cnapan an Tailleir

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