Killinallan Point and Traigh Baile Aonghais, Islay

A view of the beach at Tràigh Baile Aonghais in the north of Islay. Coming from Loch Gruinart we have just passed Killinallan Point. From left to right the view includes: On the left some of the dunes with Killinallan Point at the end, the entrance to Loch Gruinart just next to it. On the other side of the water Ardnave, with Ardnave Point at the end. Just behind and to the right of Ardnave Point is Nave Island. Then the view over the open sea, next stop America. Only interrupted by Oronsay and Colonsay on the horizon. Turning right Mala Bholsa (127m) comes into view, just below it and closer to us is Gortantaoid Point at the end of the beach. The hills of the north east of Islay provide a nice background with on of the Paps of Jura also visible behind them. Finally more of the dunes at Tràigh Baile Aonghais. Not to forget a few walkers admiring the view.

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For more panoramas from the Isle of Islay please visit 180° QuickTime VR panoramas from Islay, 360° Quicktime VR Panoramas from Islay or the Islay Whisky Distilleries panoramas. If you came from the Islay Walking Week 2007 you can return to the travelogue and further pictures of the Killinallan Walk, Isle of Islay.