Ramelligeo

Coastal Feature, Headland, Point in Inverness-shire

Scotland

Ramelligeo

Loch Fada na Gearrachun Small thin loch linked to its larger neighbour by a small channel. — Loch Fada na Gearrachun Credit: Gordon Hatton

Ramelligeo is a picturesque headland located in Inverness-shire, Scotland. Situated along the rugged coastline, this coastal feature offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape and the North Sea. The headland is characterized by its rocky cliffs, which rise dramatically from the water below, providing a striking contrast to the deep blue of the sea.

At the tip of Ramelligeo, there is a prominent point that juts out into the ocean, offering a panoramic vista of the coastline and the horizon beyond. This point is a popular spot for visitors to take in the natural beauty of the area, with many people coming to watch the waves crash against the rocks below.

Ramelligeo is also home to a variety of wildlife, including seabirds and marine mammals, making it a haven for nature enthusiasts. The headland is easily accessible by foot, with a well-maintained path leading visitors to the point and offering opportunities for hiking and exploring the surrounding area.

Overall, Ramelligeo is a stunning coastal feature that showcases the natural beauty of the Scottish coastline and provides a peaceful retreat for those looking to connect with nature.

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Ramelligeo Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 57.662175/-7.4374085 or Grid Reference NF7576. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Loch Fada na Gearrachun

Small thin loch linked to its larger neighbour by a small channel.

Gordon Hatton

Erskine Beveridge's house on Bhalaigh

The abandoned house of the historian Erskine Beveridge.

Tom Pullman

Callernish House

Callernish House was built in 1961 by the 5th Earl Granville. Designed by Sir Martyn Beckett, it has 14 bedrooms and 8 bathrooms. It is listed as a folly in Headley and Meulenkamp's Follies, the standard guide to follies in Britain

Paul Store

View from Calarnais

View from Calarnais over bay to the West

Paul Store

Dun in Loch an Eilean

Picture taken from East side of the Loch

Paul Store

Pier with Bhalaigh in the background

Paul Store

Machair

Looking towards Tràigh Bhàlaigh.

Dave Fergusson

Ruin on the Moorland

Looking southwest from the A865.

Dave Fergusson

Fence running to Loch Olabhat

Houses at Griminis in the distance.

Dave Fergusson

Teampull Orain

The surf scattered ruin of Teampull Orain on Isle Oronsay

Marc Calhoun

Settlement ruins, Griminish

Evening view of ruined buildings in a former settlement at Griminish.

eswales

Reedbed, Loch an Eilean

Looking westwards across a reedbed occupying a large part of Loch an Eilean. The hill in the background is Beinn Scolpaig.

eswales

Grazing land at Griminis, North Uist

View looking north west of grazing land to the east of Loch an Eilean. The grazers here are horses and ponies of a riding centre.

eswales

Bhalaigh House

Bhalaigh viewed across Traigh Bhalaigh. This vast expanse of sand dries to such an extent that at low tide cars can drive across to the island.

Calum McRoberts

Navigation Beacon, Caolas Bhalaigh

I think this beacon is used to aid navigation into the narrow and shallow Caolas Bhalaigh.

Calum McRoberts

Vallay Machair

The machair is such a fine sight, no many how many times you see it. A mass of wild flowers as far as the eye can see and buzzing with bumblebees and butterflies everywhere.

Calum McRoberts