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Eilean Uaine

Island in Argyllshire

Scotland

Eilean Uaine

Minor road at Shielfoot
Minor road at Shielfoot Credit: Steven Brown

Eilean Uaine, also known as the Green Isle, is a small island located off the coast of Argyllshire in Scotland. It is known for its stunning natural beauty, with lush green landscapes, rocky cliffs, and crystal-clear waters surrounding the island.

The island is home to a variety of wildlife, including seabirds, seals, and occasionally otters. Visitors to Eilean Uaine can enjoy exploring the island's rugged terrain, hiking along its coastal paths, and taking in the breathtaking views of the surrounding sea and nearby islands.

Eilean Uaine is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts, offering opportunities for birdwatching, fishing, and kayaking. The island also has a rich history, with ancient ruins and standing stones scattered throughout the landscape.

Despite its remote location, Eilean Uaine is easily accessible by boat from the mainland, making it a peaceful and secluded retreat for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Whether you're a nature lover, history buff, or simply seeking a tranquil getaway, Eilean Uaine has something to offer for everyone.

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Eilean Uaine Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 56.776917/-5.8329281 or Grid Reference NM6571. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Minor road at Shielfoot
Minor road at Shielfoot
Across Kentra Moss to Newton of Ardtoe
Across Kentra Moss to Newton of Ardtoe
Castle Tioram This most exposed corner which was in danger of collapse has now been saved by the owner being granted permission at long last to restore the castle to its former habitable state.
Castle Tioram
This most exposed corner which was in danger of collapse has now been saved by the owner being granted permission at long last to restore the castle to its former habitable state.
Castle Tioram
Castle Tioram
Castle Tioram from the Silver Walk At low water the beach between the island and the headland is exposed.
Castle Tioram from the Silver Walk
At low water the beach between the island and the headland is exposed.
Road by the Loch Side
Road by the Loch Side
Castle Tioram - High Tide
Castle Tioram - High Tide
Castle Tioram - 1987 Or Castle Tiorlair on the largest scale OS maps. A view from just south of the causeway that connects the castle with the mainland when the tide is out. Behind is Eilean Shona.
Castle Tioram - 1987
Or Castle Tiorlair on the largest scale OS maps. A view from just south of the causeway that connects the castle with the mainland when the tide is out. Behind is Eilean Shona.
Eilean Shona and Castle Tioram A view northwest from near the causeway that allows access to the castle at low tide.
Eilean Shona and Castle Tioram
A view northwest from near the causeway that allows access to the castle at low tide.
Shoreline near Eilean Shona House At low tide.
Shoreline near Eilean Shona House
At low tide.
Oyster Cages I think these are disused cages used for cultivating oysters. Near Eilean Shona House.
Oyster Cages
I think these are disused cages used for cultivating oysters. Near Eilean Shona House.
Shoreline below Cnoc a'Chrochaidh
Shoreline below Cnoc a'Chrochaidh
Caisteal Tioram From Riska Island The Dry Castle. Due to the fact that it can be reached by a sandy strand. not quite an island. The castle was first recorded in 1373 and was intentionally burnt down in 1715 by Alan, the 14th chief, who was off to join the Jacobite Rebellion and had a premonition of his own death.
Caisteal Tioram From Riska Island
The Dry Castle. Due to the fact that it can be reached by a sandy strand. not quite an island. The castle was first recorded in 1373 and was intentionally burnt down in 1715 by Alan, the 14th chief, who was off to join the Jacobite Rebellion and had a premonition of his own death.
Remains of Small Building at Caisteal Tioram Containing human excrement. Not a nice sight for the many tourists exploring the castle.
Remains of Small Building at Caisteal Tioram
Containing human excrement. Not a nice sight for the many tourists exploring the castle.
Channel Between Shona Beag and Eilean na Gruagaig A narrow channel between two islands, Shona Beag on the left, Eilean na Gruagaig on the right. Dry at low tide.
Channel Between Shona Beag and Eilean na Gruagaig
A narrow channel between two islands, Shona Beag on the left, Eilean na Gruagaig on the right. Dry at low tide.
Shoreline of Shona Beag Looking towards the muddy bay of Port Thairbeirt Dheas. At low tide.
Shoreline of Shona Beag
Looking towards the muddy bay of Port Thairbeirt Dheas. At low tide.
Shoreline of Eilean an Fheidh
Shoreline of Eilean an Fheidh
Pond in the clearing of a mixed woodland The larger body of water in the background is the River Shiel.
Pond in the clearing of a mixed woodland
The larger body of water in the background is the River Shiel.
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Eilean Uaine is located at Grid Ref: NM6571 (Lat: 56.776917, Lng: -5.8329281)

Unitary Authority: Highland

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

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