Firemore Beach

Firemore Beach The beach is aptly named because it provides regularly the swimming that is warmest the west coastline of Scotland. The wide, reddish sandy beach is in the shore of a sea loch opposite the tiny Isle of Ewe near the River Ewe, well-known for salmon fishing, and warmed by the Gulf Stream. It's ideal for swimming, though there isn't any lifeguard cover, and there is a campsite by the beach on a bank that is grassy is really cheap to stay at, though there are not any facilities. At the north end associated with the beach there was a walk that is lovely the coastline of tiny hamlets, inlets and a harbour to a tiny settlement called Cove. There is hill walking for a every amount of rambler and plenty of wildlife to spot en route, including long Highland that is haired Cattle golden eagles and buzzards. Glass bottomed ship trips can be obtained across the loch and there is exceptional fishing to be enjoyed. You could also look at the sub-tropical gardens at Inverewe which are full of excitingly flowers that are exotic. Immediate facilities consist of toilets and a cafe.