Arisaig 2026 16: The Quayside to Inverie House

The first post covering our explorations of Knoydart. Features a waterfall video as well as lots of photographs.

As Norfolk swelters in a red alert heatwave I welcome you to the latest post in my series about my Scottish holiday. In the previous post in this series I covered the voyage from Mallaig to Knoydart. This post starts my coverage of Knoydart itself.

EXPLORING KNOYDART

We made our plan – we would walk to the beach and Inverie House beyond it, then turn and come back as far as the pub where we would have a break, before walking a bit in the other direction. There were lots of interesting things to see along the way.

PHOTOGRAPHS

As a bonus feature I start this section with a video, one of two I have of a waterfall that we saw after lunch.

Now for the photos…

The sign for Britain’s remotest pub, of which more will be said in the next post.
When you in as remote a location as this getting yourself banned is a very big deal!
This is no longer a church – as the skylights suggest it is now a private dwelling.
On the beach – there many shells – I looked for the most interesting ones, and rigidly followed the guideline for such situations “take nothing except photographs, leave nothing except footprints”
Inverie House

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Author: Thomas

I am a founder member and currently secretary of the West Norfolk Autism Group and am autistic myself. I am a very keen photographer and almost every blog post I produce will feature some of my own photographs. I am an avidly keen cricket fan and often post about that sport.

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