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Camas Tianabhaig

Settlement in Inverness-shire

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Camas Tianabhaig

Eastern flank of Ben Tianavaig Looking north from just below the summit. The cruise ship Silver Whisper is anchored outside Portree harbour.
Eastern flank of Ben Tianavaig Credit: Ian Taylor

Camas Tianabhaig is a picturesque coastal area located in Inverness-shire, Scotland. Situated on the western coast of the Isle of Lewis, it offers breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean and is surrounded by rolling hills and rugged cliffs.

The area is known for its unspoiled natural beauty and is a popular spot for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers. Visitors can enjoy activities such as hiking, bird-watching, and photography while exploring the stunning landscapes that Camas Tianabhaig has to offer.

One of the notable features of Camas Tianabhaig is its sandy beach, which stretches for approximately 1.5 kilometers. The beach is often described as pristine and is a peaceful retreat, ideal for sunbathing, picnicking, or simply enjoying a leisurely stroll along the shore.

Camas Tianabhaig also holds historical significance, as it is believed to have been inhabited by early settlers thousands of years ago. Archaeological remains, including standing stones and burial sites, have been discovered in the vicinity, adding to the area's cultural heritage.

In terms of amenities, Camas Tianabhaig offers limited facilities, with no shops or restaurants nearby. However, the tranquility and natural beauty of the area more than make up for this, making it a perfect destination for those seeking a peaceful getaway.

Overall, Camas Tianabhaig in Inverness-shire is a hidden gem, offering visitors a chance to immerse themselves in the untouched beauty of Scotland's coastal landscapes and reconnect with nature.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 57.377637/-6.149407 or Grid Reference NG5039. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Eastern flank of Ben Tianavaig Looking north from just below the summit. The cruise ship Silver Whisper is anchored outside Portree harbour.
Eastern flank of Ben Tianavaig
Looking north from just below the summit. The cruise ship Silver Whisper is anchored outside Portree harbour.
Eastern flank of Ben Tianavaig Looking south from NE of the summit. Raasay is in the background, across the Sound of Raasay, with Dun Caan on the left.
Eastern flank of Ben Tianavaig
Looking south from NE of the summit. Raasay is in the background, across the Sound of Raasay, with Dun Caan on the left.
Crag, Ben Tianavaig NE of the summit.
Crag, Ben Tianavaig
NE of the summit.
Southern end of Ben Tianavaig ridge The steep ground gives an excellent view over Tianavaig Bay to the red hills.
Southern end of Ben Tianavaig ridge
The steep ground gives an excellent view over Tianavaig Bay to the red hills.
Back from Ben Tianavaig summit
Back from Ben Tianavaig summit
Bends in the Braes road Here, looking south towards the end of a craggy outcrop which rises above the road for the next mile or so.
Bends in the Braes road
Here, looking south towards the end of a craggy outcrop which rises above the road for the next mile or so.
Ben Tianavaig Dressed in its winter coat!
Ben Tianavaig
Dressed in its winter coat!
An Ceann Dubh On Ben Tianavaig's south ridge is a band of high black east facing cliffs, which are better appreciated at a distance
An Ceann Dubh
On Ben Tianavaig's south ridge is a band of high black east facing cliffs, which are better appreciated at a distance
Summit of Ben Tianavaig Looking north past the trig point. The highest point in the background is The Storr.
Summit of Ben Tianavaig
Looking north past the trig point. The highest point in the background is The Storr.
Summit of Ben Tianavaig Looking north east past the summit trig point with the north of the island of Raasay on the right.
Summit of Ben Tianavaig
Looking north east past the summit trig point with the north of the island of Raasay on the right.
South from Ben Tianavaig This view is taken from the summit looking south down the ridge of the hill, which is the most commonly used route to the top.
South from Ben Tianavaig
This view is taken from the summit looking south down the ridge of the hill, which is the most commonly used route to the top.
From Ben Tianavaig towards Raasay A view east from the summit of the hill, looking over the impressive landslip blocks and pinnacles on the east side of the hill. The water is the Narrows of Raasay. Beyond is the island of Raasay, topped by the flat topped Dun Caan, with summit in <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/gridref/NG5739">NG5739</a>.
From Ben Tianavaig towards Raasay
A view east from the summit of the hill, looking over the impressive landslip blocks and pinnacles on the east side of the hill. The water is the Narrows of Raasay. Beyond is the island of Raasay, topped by the flat topped Dun Caan, with summit in NG5739.
From Ben Tianavaig to Portree A view from the summit of Ben Tianavaig towards Portree.
From Ben Tianavaig to Portree
A view from the summit of Ben Tianavaig towards Portree.
Summit of Ben Tianavaig A grass clad summit, topped with a 'Vanessa' trig point. Views in all directions are spectacular. Here, the black Cuillin lie on the horizon.
Summit of Ben Tianavaig
A grass clad summit, topped with a 'Vanessa' trig point. Views in all directions are spectacular. Here, the black Cuillin lie on the horizon.
Summit of Ben Tianavaig The summit is topped with a 'Vanessa' style trig point. This view is looking north.
Summit of Ben Tianavaig
The summit is topped with a 'Vanessa' style trig point. This view is looking north.
Looking down Ben Tianavaig The upper part of the hill is covered in short grass, and a complete lack of burns or boggy areas make the going easy (if a bit steep in places)! At the foot of the hill is the township of Camastianavaig. The Cuillin Hills line up along the horizon, Red to the left, Black to the right.
Looking down Ben Tianavaig
The upper part of the hill is covered in short grass, and a complete lack of burns or boggy areas make the going easy (if a bit steep in places)! At the foot of the hill is the township of Camastianavaig. The Cuillin Hills line up along the horizon, Red to the left, Black to the right.
Over the edge of Ben Tianavaig The hill has a very steep western face and a rather more gently sloping eastern side. The most popular route to the summit is up the edge of the grassy ridge seen here. The water below is the Narrows of Raasay, with the island of Raasay to the left.
Over the edge of Ben Tianavaig
The hill has a very steep western face and a rather more gently sloping eastern side. The most popular route to the summit is up the edge of the grassy ridge seen here. The water below is the Narrows of Raasay, with the island of Raasay to the left.
Towards Portree from Ben Tianavaig Ben Tianavaig is much photographed by visitors to Portree. Here is a shot the other way round. The upper part of the hill is covered with short grass, making for easy walking.
Towards Portree from Ben Tianavaig
Ben Tianavaig is much photographed by visitors to Portree. Here is a shot the other way round. The upper part of the hill is covered with short grass, making for easy walking.
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Camas Tianabhaig is located at Grid Ref: NG5039 (Lat: 57.377637, Lng: -6.149407)

Unitary Authority: Highland

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

Also known as: Camastianavaig

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///dynamic.hiking.couriers. Near Portree, Highland

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Located within 500m of 57.377637,-6.149407
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Source: survey
Lat/Long: 57.3759723/-6.1523118
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Alt Name: Camastianavaig;Camustinivaig
Name Gd: Camas Dìonabhaig
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Wikidata: Q2372721
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