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Cailleach a' Chailbhe

Sea, Estuary, Creek in Argyllshire

Scotland

Cailleach a' Chailbhe

Calve Island Tobermory Bay Yacht anchored by Calve Island so avoiding busy Tobermory. In 1984 a Calve Island stamp was issued
Calve Island Tobermory Bay Credit: Alan Rankin

Cailleach a' Chailbhe is a stunning natural feature located in Argyllshire, Scotland. It is a picturesque sea inlet that stretches along the west coast of the region, providing breathtaking views and a diverse ecosystem.

The sea at Cailleach a' Chailbhe is known for its crystal-clear waters and tranquil atmosphere. It is a popular spot for various water activities such as swimming, snorkeling, and kayaking. The calmness of the sea makes it an ideal location for beginners or those seeking a peaceful experience.

The estuary at Cailleach a' Chailbhe is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts. It is home to an abundance of bird species, including herons, cormorants, and oystercatchers. The estuary's marshy surroundings also attract a variety of other creatures, such as otters and seals, which can often be spotted frolicking in the waters.

A small creek flows into the sea at Cailleach a' Chailbhe, providing additional opportunities for exploration. The creek is surrounded by lush vegetation and offers a tranquil setting for those seeking a peaceful retreat.

The natural beauty of Cailleach a' Chailbhe is further enhanced by its rugged cliffs and rocky shoreline. The dramatic landscape provides a perfect backdrop for photographers and nature lovers alike.

Overall, Cailleach a' Chailbhe is a hidden gem in Argyllshire, offering visitors a chance to immerse themselves in the beauty of Scotland's coastal landscape and experience its rich biodiversity.

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Cailleach a' Chailbhe Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 56.611453/-6.0278841 or Grid Reference NM5253. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Calve Island Tobermory Bay Yacht anchored by Calve Island so avoiding busy Tobermory. In 1984 a Calve Island stamp was issued
Calve Island Tobermory Bay
Yacht anchored by Calve Island so avoiding busy Tobermory. In 1984 a Calve Island stamp was issued
Doirlinn Sound Calve Island Tobermory Doirlinn Sound between Calve Island and Mull. The Sound dries out at low tide but offers an alternative entrance to Tobermory Bay.
Doirlinn Sound Calve Island Tobermory
Doirlinn Sound between Calve Island and Mull. The Sound dries out at low tide but offers an alternative entrance to Tobermory Bay.
Creels and Tobermory Bay
Creels and Tobermory Bay
Towards Eilean na Beithe Another view in between the trees along the coast path north of Tobermory. Eilean na Beithe, meaning Birch Island, is the nearest point of land, and is a tidal island joined to Calve Island a short way off the coast opposite Tobermory.
Towards Eilean na Beithe
Another view in between the trees along the coast path north of Tobermory. Eilean na Beithe, meaning Birch Island, is the nearest point of land, and is a tidal island joined to Calve Island a short way off the coast opposite Tobermory.
Calve Island, Rubh' an Righ
Calve Island, Rubh' an Righ
Tobermory Bay, Calve Island and Doirlinn a' Chailbhe The channel known as Dòirlinn a' Chailbhe runs between Calve Island and Mull, forming the southern entrance into the bay.
Tobermory Bay, Calve Island and Doirlinn a' Chailbhe
The channel known as Dòirlinn a' Chailbhe runs between Calve Island and Mull, forming the southern entrance into the bay.
Eilean na Beithe and Calve Island Calve Island is an uninhabited low-lying island off the east coast of the Isle of Mull The island is 11⁄4 miles (2 kilometres) in length, and 1⁄2 mile (800 metres) wide at its widest point. Calve provides some shelter for Tobermory Bay, helping to make it a safer anchorage. Eilean na Beithe is a small tidal island at the north-west of Calve.
Eilean na Beithe and Calve Island
Calve Island is an uninhabited low-lying island off the east coast of the Isle of Mull The island is 11⁄4 miles (2 kilometres) in length, and 1⁄2 mile (800 metres) wide at its widest point. Calve provides some shelter for Tobermory Bay, helping to make it a safer anchorage. Eilean na Beithe is a small tidal island at the north-west of Calve.
Rubh' an Righ
Rubh' an Righ
The southern end of Doirlinn a' Chailbhe The channel here between Cnap a' Chailbhe and the Mull mainland is marked on the chart as drying to 3 metres at the red spar mark to left of shot. The photograph, taken at about half-tide, shows the rock bar right across the channel and Tobermory in the distance
The southern end of Doirlinn a' Chailbhe
The channel here between Cnap a' Chailbhe and the Mull mainland is marked on the chart as drying to 3 metres at the red spar mark to left of shot. The photograph, taken at about half-tide, shows the rock bar right across the channel and Tobermory in the distance
Calve Island Small inlet just south of Eilean na Beithe
Calve Island
Small inlet just south of Eilean na Beithe
Wooded inlet On the west coast of Calve Island, just north of Bogha Eilean nan Geodh
Wooded inlet
On the west coast of Calve Island, just north of Bogha Eilean nan Geodh
The northern end of Calve Island
The northern end of Calve Island
Rubh' an Righ The northernmost point of Calve Island which lies at the entrance to Tobermory Harbour. Across the Sound of Mull lies the Morvern Peninsula.
Rubh' an Righ
The northernmost point of Calve Island which lies at the entrance to Tobermory Harbour. Across the Sound of Mull lies the Morvern Peninsula.
Calve Island - 1973
Calve Island - 1973
Parking area for the picnic site near the A848
Parking area for the picnic site near the A848
Leaving Tobermory, Rubh' an Righ On the ferry to Mingary.
Leaving Tobermory, Rubh' an Righ
On the ferry to Mingary.
Loch edge The edge of Lochan na Guailne Duibhe.
Loch edge
The edge of Lochan na Guailne Duibhe.
Lochan na Guailne Duibhe Small loch close by the Tobermory to Salen road, with picnic area and marked paths.
Lochan na Guailne Duibhe
Small loch close by the Tobermory to Salen road, with picnic area and marked paths.
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Cailleach a' Chailbhe is located at Grid Ref: NM5253 (Lat: 56.611453, Lng: -6.0278841)

Unitary Authority: Argyll and Bute

Police Authority: Argyll and West Dunbartonshire

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