For reference, Luskentyre [Losgaintir in Gaelic] lies 50 miles south of Stornoway, just over 10 miles south of Harris' main village of Tarbert on the west coast of the island. The green arrow on the below map shows its location.
Saturday, 11 August 2007
Luskentyre is Britain's best beach
Says travel writer Simon Calder. He wrote in the Independent newspaper on August 3rd, and the Stornoway Gazette quotes bits of his article in this post. Accolade of course appreciated, but how about some images of the beach itself, taken by me a year ago - as shown above.
For reference, Luskentyre [Losgaintir in Gaelic] lies 50 miles south of Stornoway, just over 10 miles south of Harris' main village of Tarbert on the west coast of the island. The green arrow on the below map shows its location.
For reference, Luskentyre [Losgaintir in Gaelic] lies 50 miles south of Stornoway, just over 10 miles south of Harris' main village of Tarbert on the west coast of the island. The green arrow on the below map shows its location.
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That's a beautiful beach! I'd love to take a walk there.
ReplyDeletePam
That is my kind of beach. I must pay it a visit one year. Superb photos Guido.
ReplyDeleteIt looks a bit cool though for summer...is that normal?
Jeanie
How beautiful Guido, I`d love to walk along there one day. :o)
ReplyDeleteLove Sandra xx
It is a beautiful beach -- unspoiled.
ReplyDeleteLori
Well, that is nice!!
ReplyDeletebe well,
Dawn