
Camas nan Geall
The Bay of the Strangers on the Ardnamurchan road, seen from a viewpoint above: a curving bay beneath Ben Hiant with a long history on its shore.
Along the winding road down the Ardnamurchan peninsula, a viewpoint suddenly opens on Camas nan Geall, the Bay of the Strangers, a sweep of calm water and green grazing curving round beneath the great bulk of Ben Hiant.
Few places show so much of Ardnamurchan's long history in one view. Here are the two portal stones of an ancient chambered cairn, a carved prehistoric standing stone, and a medieval stone incised with a cross, beside Cladh Chiarain, an 18th-century burial ground. On the headland to the west are the remains of an Iron Age fort and old stone houses.
The interpretation board at the viewpoint explains the volcanic story of Ben Hiant and the hills around it.

Open at any hour and free, from the viewpoint on the B8007.
- Where
- The B8007 on Ardnamurchan.
- Name
- The Bay of the Strangers.
- Above it
- Ben Hiant.
At the viewpoint on the B8007 along the south coast of the Ardnamurchan peninsula, PH36 4JG.
Ardnamurchan Distillery2 miles4 min by road
West Ardnamurchan Garden Community ShopA community garden's self-service shop on the lighthouse road out of Kilchoan, selling its own vegetables by honesty box.3 miles4 min by road
Ardnamurchan ChartersWildlife cruises, charters and diving trips on Loch Sunart and beyond, from Laga Bay on the Ardnamurchan peninsula.6 miles11 min by road
Garbh Eilean Wildlife HideA wildlife hide on Loch Sunart.15 miles22 min by road
The Seven Men of MoidartA Jacobite memorial in Moidart.20 miles31 min by road
Places to stay near the bay, and when each is next free.
Borradill House- Sleeps 6
- In Glenborrodale
- 4 miles from Camas nan Geall
Borradill Cottage- Sleeps 4
- In Ardnamurchan
- 4 miles from Camas nan Geall
Glenhurich Lodge- Sleeps 11
- In Ardnamurchan
- 15 miles from Camas nan Geall
The Old School- Sleeps 4
- In Ardnamurchan
- 18 miles from Camas nan Geall
Scotland, in print.
Every photograph commissioned, every word written by somebody who went. Printed twice a year, made in Scotland.
For further reading, before you go.








