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Below are a selection of our latest photos, taken around the area.
Please return to this page as I'm sure we will be adding more! We hope you enjoy them.
![]() the Northern Lights (aurora borealis) are regularly seen in Diabaig | ![]() A very tropical diabaig sunset (but the sea temperature certainly wasn't) | ![]() Snowy Diabaig Pier, January 2024 |
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![]() Roe Deer are regular visitors to the Bothies | ![]() Spectacular sunset in Diabaig, Sept 23 | ![]() Diabaig Otter having breakfast on the shoreline below the Bothies |
![]() Edal Bothy with lovely views over Diabaig Bay | ![]() Diabaig Sunset | ![]() Otters are regular visitors to the bay |
![]() Diabaig Bay | ![]() Oyster catchers can always be heard bickering around the bay | ![]() If you know where to look you might get lucky and see the Diabaig otters |
![]() Diabaig Sunset | ![]() Diabaig shoreline from the water | ![]() Dayspring shipwreck starting to show her age |
![]() Common Sandpiper - you hear them piping away along the shoreline before you see them | ![]() Diabaig otter & cubs | ![]() Dayspring, Diabaig with a rare dusting of snow |
![]() Magic mushrooms! Beautiful but not for eating, and often found around the cabins | ![]() Liathach, looking majestic with its dusting of snow | ![]() Diabaig Bay in all its glory |
![]() The old Diabaig Massey hiding in the bracken, but it has a great view! | ![]() October sunset in Diabaig | ![]() Lobster for Breakfast |
![]() The fireball ready for guests to gather around | ![]() Teko and the bothies fireball | ![]() Sunset view from Tigh Brachen Bothies |
![]() Glen Docherty and the road to Loch Maree | ![]() The mighty Liathach (the Grey One) | ![]() Sgurr Dubh in the heart of Glen Torridon |
![]() The Northern Lights over Diabaig Pier, Torridon | ![]() Diabaig Pier, Torridon | ![]() The Dayspring Ship wreck on the shores of Loch Diabaig. |
![]() Diabaig Otter (frequently sighted) | ![]() Aurora Borealis over Diabaig | ![]() The old fishermans shed, Inver Alligin (its had a hard life) with Beinn Alligin in the background |
![]() Loch Diabaig from the surrounding hills | ![]() Diabaig Village and the woods the Bothies are located | ![]() One of the many spectacular Diabaig sunsets |
![]() These ladies roam the Applecross to Torridon road and often cause a traffic jam | ![]() Teko, the perfect spot to watch the sunset over the bay | ![]() Black throated Diver. A regular sight and sound on the lochans |
![]() The red deer rutt - the hills around the bay echo to these guys in October. | ![]() Diabaig sunet - the sky was on fire | ![]() Mossy, set under a lovely old oak tree |
![]() Sunset from Diabaig pier | ![]() Beautiful Loch Torridon | ![]() Aurora borealis over Diabaig |
![]() Diabaig Pier, Torridon | ![]() The Diabaig Otter | ![]() Sunset from Diabaig Pier |
![]() Harbour seals, often seen bobbing around the bay | ![]() Springtime in Diabaig |
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