A picture from June 2007, my parents walking on Tràigh Baile Aonghais, somewhere between Gortantaoid Point and Killinallan Point. This turned out to be my late mother’s last Islay visit, a lot of memories thinking back to this holiday.
A view southwest from the top of Mala Bholsa (127m) in the north of Islay. An amazing coastline with raised beaches, cliffs, beaches, natural arches, caves and more. In the distance Loch Gruinart can just be seen cutting deep into Islay. On the right Ardnave Point with Nave Island off it. In the far distance the hills at Sanaigmore can be seen. Just below some of the deers living in this remote part of Islay.
A view along the coast from Killinallan Point to Mala Bholsa (127m). Some of the most amazing landscape on Islay can be found along this stretch with cliffs, natural arches, caves, waterfalls, hidden beaches and more.