View of the Coast at Low Tide – Armadale Bay Beach loop from Armadale

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View of the Coast at Low Tide – Armadale Bay Beach loop from Armadale

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View of the Coast at Low Tide – Armadale Bay Beach loop from Armadale

01:15

4.68km

50m

Hiking

Easy hike. Easily walkable paths. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 24, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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14 m

Cafe 1925

Highlight • Cafe

A cosy little cafe serving hot food and pastries.

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180 m

The Inn at Aird a' Bhasair

Highlight • Restaurant

A hotel and restaurant serving food. There is also a lovely bar.

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773 m

This is a bit of a hidden corner, but comes with lovely views and a swing from which to enjoy them. Personally, I find the view during low tide more stunning. But you can always come back and see for yourself.

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1.07 km

Armadale Bay Beach

Highlight • Beach

Little bay only a stone's throw away from the harbour. How far it stretches along the coast largely depends on the tide. For further info about the bay: see sandee.com/united-kingdom/scotland/armadale/armadale-bay-beach

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2.00 km

View of Knoydart, Glenelg, and the Harbour Beach

Highlight • Beach

If you are visiting the castle, do take this little stroll down to the viewpoint and the beach. Both come with stunning views over to Knoydart, Glenelg and the harbour.

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2.08 km

The Stables Cafe (Armadale Castle)

Highlight • Cafe

Situated next to the entrance of Armadale castle and its car park, the Stables café is an ideal place to stop for a little meal and/or a hot or cold drink. Opening hours and further info can be found on armadalecastle.com/explore/eat-drink

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2.45 km

Armadale Castle Ruins and Gardens

Highlight • Castle

Armadale Castle, located on the Isle of Skye, is a historic estate and a popular tourist attraction and the former home of Clan Donald. The castle's picturesque ruins and beautiful gardens offer visitors a glimpse into Scotland's rich history and natural beauty.

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