Video of Inverness
Caption: Bay of the White Shieling Camasunary, Scotland
Video of Camasunary
Caption: Camasunary is a bay on the Strathaird Peninsula of the Isle of Skye, Scotland. Camasunary is the Scots form of the Gaelic name Camas Fhionnairigh, and means "Bay of the White Shieling.”
Picture of Camasunary
Picture of Camasunary
Caption: Our walk to Camasunary began mid afternoon as we wanted to catch the sunset on our way over. The walk is fairly easy by Scotland standards and begins at Kilmarie in the dedicated roadside Car Park.
Video of Camasunary
Caption: Rudi really enjoyed Camasunary beach!
Picture of Camasunary
Caption: Once down at the beach, and with the sun setting, the sparse white buildings began to catch the golden sunlight and the whole place felt pretty magical. The only way to Camasunary is by foot or by boat, and it certainly feels unspoiled and isolated.
Video of Camasunary
Picture of Loch na Creitheach
Caption: As the path went on we also got a look at Loch na Creitheach, which I knew would make for a great photograph once the sun got lower.
Picture of Loch na Creitheach
Caption: The sun was disappearing behind the Cuillins to the west now, so it was time to start heading back over the pass and on to the parked car.
Picture of Cuillin Hills
Caption: On our way back over, the blue hour was one of the lightest and cleanest I’ve ever seen, and it made for some great images set against the lochs and ridges.
Picture of Teangue
Caption: Our accommodation was the amazing Skye Lair, on the south of the island, which we booked through Airbnb.