All Places in Isle of Vatersay

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South-Beach-Deas-Bay

Bagh A Deas Beach

Bagh A’Deas Beach is also known as South Bay due to its southernly location on the Isle of Vatersay. This beach is a great unspoilt white sandy beach backed by dunes and rolling hills. The south beach is more remote than the other Vatersay main beaches which is saying something when the whole island is remote. Read more…
Vatersay-Bay-beach

Vatersay Bay Beach

Vatersay Bay is also known as East Beach and Baigh Bhatarsaigh. A great unspoilt white sandy beach on the Isle of Vatersay is backed by dunes and rolling hills. You are only a short walk from the West Bay so depending on conditions it is easy to swap to the best beach for the conditions. Facilities at the beach include Read more…
West-Bay-beach

West Bay Beach

West Bay or Bagh Siar on the Isle of Vatersay is an unspoilt white sandy bay. The Annie Jane, a three-masted immigrant ship out of Liverpool bound for Quebec, struck rocks off West Beach during a storm in September 1853. In spite of the conditions, islanders tried to rescue the passengers and crew, but only a few survived. A small Read more…