Kylesku Bridge in Sutherland, the north-west corner of Scotland spans the sea inlet from Edrachallis Bay looking into the mountains of Sutherland.
Gruinard Bay is a beautiful sandy bay on the north-west coast of Scotland about 20 miles north of Ullapool. The snowy mountain in the background is Ben More Coigach.
Stac Polly (Gaelic: Stac Pollaidh) is a small but iconic and instantly recognisable hill of 612m beside Loch Lurgainn in a remote and beautiful area of the north-west Highlands of Scotland. To find it, follow the A835 road north from Ullapool, turning off left after about 20 miles to Achnahaird. Stac Polly is on the right after 10 miles.
Off the north-west coast of the Scottish Highlands, near the charmingly named village of Achiltibuie, is this seat with a magnificent view over the sea and many small islands known as the Summer Isles.
A beautiful sweeping sandy bay on Loch Assynt in Sutherland, Scotland, is the site of the ruined 16th century Ardvreck Castle.
Ardvreck Castle, a 16th century ruin with an amazing history, is situated on the shores of Loch Assynt in Sutherland, the Highlands of Scotland.
A colourful coastal scene near Laxford Bridge near Badnabay between Scourie and Durness on the North 500 route around the north coast of the Highlands of Scotland.
An exquisitely calm and peaceful sunset over the sea of the Kyle of Durness in the far north west corner of the Highlands of Scotland.
A beautiful sandy bay with rocky outcrops in the sea at Sango Bay on the northern coastline of the Highlands of Scotland
In the very far north-west area of Scotland is the picturesque Kyle of Durness, just nearby the tiny boat ferry over to Cape Wrath in the top left corner! Check to make sure the ferry is running before travelling a long way to take it!
Sango Bay is one of many remote and beautiful sandy beaches beside the main road on the way to Durness in the Highlands of Scotland.
A rainbow lights up the scene at the crossing point over the sea from Durness to Cape Wrath in the very furthest northwest point of the Highlands of Scotland and the British mainland
Balnakeil House overlooks the beautiful huge sandy beach of Balnakeil Bay near Durness in the far north west of Scotland
You will need an Ordnance Survey map to find this beautiful remote spot off the road between Loch Eriboll and Durness on the North 500 Route
A little cottage near Ben Loyal just off the main road North 500 Route in the far north west of the Scottish Highlands
One of two falling down cottages, deep in the heathery moorland beside Loch Eriboll on the North 500 Route
A cold crisp April day with reflections of Tom Ban Mor in Glascarnoch Dam in the Highlands of Scotland
An Teallach is a series of craggy peaks in a semi-circle with Loch Toll an Lochain below. It is a mountain for serious mountaineers in a wild and remote area of the north-west Highlands of Scotland.
An Teallach is a series of craggy peaks in a semi-circle with Loch Toll an Lochain below. It is a mountain for serious mountaineers in a wild and remote area of the north-west Highlands of Scotland.
Loch Fleet is a sea loch on an inlet of the sea about halfway on the A9 between Dornoch and Brora. The Mound is literally that and is a good vantage point for looking at this inner part of Loch Fleet to spot wading birds, ducks and swans.
Looking inwards along the shore of Loch Fleet towards the hills around Lairg in the northeast of the Moray Firth area, Highlands of Scotland
Loch Fleet is a sea loch inlet on the A( road between Dornoch and Brora. This is good vantage point for looking at this inner part of Loch Fleet to spot wading birds, ducks and swans
Loch Fleet is a sea loch inlet on the A9 road between Dornoch and Brora. This is good vantage point for looking at this inner part of Loch Fleet to spot wading birds, ducks and swans
