The Isle of Tiree, dubbed the “Hawaii of the North,” offers stunning beaches with white sands and clear waters. Renowned for its exceptional sunshine, it attracts windsurfers and wildlife enthusiasts, providing a serene escape from busy life. Tiree’s natural beauty makes it a hidden gem in the Inner Hebrides.
A late walk on Tiree’s Atlantic beaches before sunset reveals the island’s enchanting beauty. Known as the ‘Hawaii of the North,’ it offers endless skies and rolling waves. The experience deepens with seawind and seabirds, culminated by cozy moments at home afterwards. It’s a serene end to the day.
Walking along the winter beach at sunset offers a unique tranquility, with crisp air, waves, and a bluish water glow creating serene moments. It invites reflection and appreciation of nature. Wrapped warmly, one might spot seashells or seabirds, enjoying peaceful solitude. Struthan Cottage ensures a nearby beach for such experiences.
Struthan Cottages is pleased to announce a recession busting promotion just for you this Winter! Yes! We’re now announcing a massive -20% off ALL our Winter prices (November 2011 through to March 2012). The website has already been updated to show the availability and revised prices and all we need is your call. First come […]
Dates for the 2010 Windsurfing Tiree Wave Classic have been confirmed as 9th – 15th October 2010 by Gordon Richie of Dialogue Marketing. As yet no further details are available.
Glasgow based Scottish contemporary landscape artist, Scott Naismith, produces another time lapse demonstration of his latest oil on canvas painting of the Isle of Tiree, Scotland. The painting is completed from start to finish, giving an insight into some of the oil painting techniques used. http://www.scottnaismith.co.uk
One of the great things about people visiting Tiree, is they’re often keen on recording their experience! SO, there’s a new windsurfing video on Youtube, simply titled “Nick, Steve and Danny at Tiree on April 2010”. If that’s you, then GREAT video guys. Looks like you got some brilliant weather.
