Caolas Eilean Bhoramuil

Sea, Estuary, Creek in Argyllshire

Scotland

Caolas Eilean Bhoramuil

Trig point at Calgary Point
Trig point at Calgary Point Credit: Peter Edwards

Caolas Eilean Bhoramuil is a picturesque sea inlet located in Argyllshire, Scotland. Nestled amidst the stunning landscapes of the region, this enchanting waterway offers a combination of sea, estuary, and creek features.

As you approach Caolas Eilean Bhoramuil, you will be captivated by the breathtaking views of the surrounding hills and the sparkling waters that stretch out before you. The sea aspect of this inlet provides a serene and tranquil atmosphere, perfect for those seeking a peaceful getaway. The crystal-clear waters invite visitors to engage in various water activities such as swimming, kayaking, and boating.

Moving further inland, the inlet transforms into an estuary, where the saltwater from the sea mixes with the freshwater from nearby rivers. This unique blend creates a diverse ecosystem, attracting a wide array of bird species and marine life. Birdwatchers will delight in spotting various species, such as herons, oystercatchers, and curlews, while marine enthusiasts can observe seals basking on the rocks or dolphins gracefully swimming through the estuary.

Continuing along the inlet, the waterway narrows into a charming creek, surrounded by lush vegetation and rocky outcrops. The creek provides a sheltered environment, ideal for exploring by kayak or small boat. The calm waters and the tranquil ambiance make it an idyllic spot for nature lovers and photographers, allowing them to capture the beauty of the area.

Caolas Eilean Bhoramuil is a hidden gem in Argyllshire, offering a harmonious blend of sea, estuary, and creek features. Its breathtaking landscapes, diverse wildlife, and peaceful atmosphere make it a must-visit destination for those seeking a serene coastal experience in Scotland.

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Caolas Eilean Bhoramuil Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 56.561127/-6.6935 or Grid Reference NM1150. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Trig point at Calgary Point
Trig point at Calgary Point
Calgary Point Looking over to Gunna
Calgary Point
Looking over to Gunna
Exposed rock at Calgary Point The hills of Rum just visible in the distance.
Exposed rock at Calgary Point
The hills of Rum just visible in the distance.
The trig at Calgary Point The hills of Rum visible in the distance.
The trig at Calgary Point
The hills of Rum visible in the distance.
Calgary Point Looking over to the island of Gunna and, beyond that, Tiree.
Calgary Point
Looking over to the island of Gunna and, beyond that, Tiree.
Bloody cranesbill and dunes at Traigh nan Siolag Tiree in the distance.
Bloody cranesbill and dunes at Traigh nan Siolag
Tiree in the distance.
Lochan a' Chuirn
Lochan a' Chuirn
View Towards Gunna A view towards Gunna from Calgary Point.
View Towards Gunna
A view towards Gunna from Calgary Point.
Calgary Point Trig A view towards Calgary Point trig and across to Gunna
Calgary Point Trig
A view towards Calgary Point trig and across to Gunna
Traigh nan Siolag, Coll View northwestwards over the beach Traigh nan Siolag from a position just above the beach. In the middle distance, at the end of the small spit of sand is the tiny tidal islet Eilean an Fheoir.
Traigh nan Siolag, Coll
View northwestwards over the beach Traigh nan Siolag from a position just above the beach. In the middle distance, at the end of the small spit of sand is the tiny tidal islet Eilean an Fheoir.
Port an Duine, Coll View northeastwards over small cove in the north of map square. In the distance (and out of square) are the dunes which lie behind the beach Traigh Chrossapol.
Port an Duine, Coll
View northeastwards over small cove in the north of map square. In the distance (and out of square) are the dunes which lie behind the beach Traigh Chrossapol.
Beach in far south-west of Coll Looking northwestwards over small beach in centre of map square and lying alongside the channel Caolas Ban which separates Coll from Gunna. In the distance (and out of square) is Calgary Point, the most westerly land on Coll.
(Scanned photograph)
Beach in far south-west of Coll
Looking northwestwards over small beach in centre of map square and lying alongside the channel Caolas Ban which separates Coll from Gunna. In the distance (and out of square) is Calgary Point, the most westerly land on Coll. (Scanned photograph)
Eilean an Fheoir, Coll Tiny tidal island in the west of the grid square, here seen when in contact with the sands of one of south-west Coll's beaches.
Eilean an Fheoir, Coll
Tiny tidal island in the west of the grid square, here seen when in contact with the sands of one of south-west Coll's beaches.
Coastline by Port an Duine, Coll Looking approximately southwards from above a small cove along an  east-facing stretch of coastline in Coll's south west.
Coastline by Port an Duine, Coll
Looking approximately southwards from above a small cove along an east-facing stretch of coastline in Coll's south west.
Traigh nan Siolag from the north west Beach in Coll's low-lying south west as seen from a spot near the trig point on the western edge of the grid square.
Traigh nan Siolag from the north west
Beach in Coll's low-lying south west as seen from a spot near the trig point on the western edge of the grid square.
Wind turbines near Crossapol,  Isle of Coll
Wind turbines near Crossapol, Isle of Coll
Beach on south west of Coll
Beach on south west of Coll
House on Gunna Modern house in retro style on Gunna
House on Gunna
Modern house in retro style on Gunna
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Caolas Eilean Bhoramuil is located at Grid Ref: NM1150 (Lat: 56.561127, Lng: -6.6935)

Unitary Authority: Argyll and Bute

Police Authority: Argyll and West Dunbartonshire

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