Seana Bhaile

Settlement in Inverness-shire

Scotland

Seana Bhaile

Seana Bhaile is a small rural village located in the Inverness-shire region of Scotland. Situated approximately 10 miles west of the city of Inverness, it lies on the northern banks of the River Ness. The village is surrounded by stunning natural landscapes, with rolling hills and picturesque views of the Scottish Highlands.

Seana Bhaile is known for its tranquility and peaceful atmosphere, making it a popular destination for those seeking a retreat from city life. The village is characterized by its charming traditional Scottish architecture, with stone cottages and thatched roofs adding to its rustic charm.

Despite its small size, Seana Bhaile offers a range of amenities for its residents and visitors. There is a local grocery store, a post office, and a few small businesses that cater to the needs of the community. Additionally, there are several walking trails and outdoor recreational areas nearby, making it an ideal location for nature enthusiasts.

The village is also known for its strong sense of community, with regular social events and gatherings taking place throughout the year. The locals take pride in preserving their traditions and heritage, and there are often traditional Scottish music and dance performances held in the village hall.

Overall, Seana Bhaile is a charming rural village that offers a peaceful escape into the beauty of the Scottish countryside. With its stunning natural landscapes and strong sense of community, it is a delightful place to visit or call home.

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Seana Bhaile Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 57.503369/-7.2396551 or Grid Reference NF8658. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Eilean na Hoe

Toby Speight

Eilean Buidhe

Toby Speight

Ocean on the west side of the causeway to North Uist

Gordon Brown

NCN780 on Grimsay

Looking east, Loch an Fhaing on the left and Eaval, North Uist, in the distance.

M J Richardson

Signpost on Grimsay

The house beyond the end of Loch an Fhaing is marked as a Post Office on the map, but the may not be up to date information.

M J Richardson

Bus stop and post box on Grimsay

At the road-end of a loop that leaves the main road [A865].

M J Richardson

Gearraidh Dubh

Looking over the shore near Gearraidh Dubh towards Eabhal.

Richard Sutcliffe

Loch na Faoileag on Grimsay

One of many small islets on Loch na Faoileag on the Isle of Grimsay

G Kilpatrick

Loch na Faoileag Shoreline

A view along the shoreline to north west finger on Loch na Faoileag (Isle of Grimsay) .Taken on the opposite bank from the roadside.

G Kilpatrick

Loch na Faoileag Cairn

A small cairn situated at the south-eastern end of Loch na Faoileag.

G Kilpatrick

Near Gearraidh Dubh

Richard Sutcliffe

Gairbh-eilean

Mick Garratt

Eilean an t-Seagail

Seating located at a parking spot just off the A865 near Baile Glas on Benbecula.

Steve Houldsworth

Old harbour, Grimsay

A crofthouse sitting on a reclaimed piece of land at Baymore (Bagh mor) which was the main harbour on the island before the Kallin (Ceallan) development. The harbour is littered with lots of old creels and other flotsam and there are many old stone piers.

Gus Macdonald

Thatch at Cladach Chairinis

David Purchase

The summit region of Grimsay

Grimsay is a low island between North Uist and Benbecula. It is difficult to be certain of its highest point, but this eminence, 25m or so above Mean Sea Level, is a good contender.

David Purchase