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A view over Saligo Bay on the west coast of the Isle of Islay, taken on a windy summer evening in June 2007. The view is from the southern end of Saligo Bay, taking in Am Miadar in the south up to Smaull Farm in the north. Just below to the south you can see Saligo River running into the sea. In the distance to the north the distinctly shaped cliffs of Dùn Bheolain, occasionally also known as the Opera House rocks. The beach below with my footsteps being blown over by the sand. This was taken at around 21:00hrs (09:00 pm), still more than an hour to go until sunset.

You can navigate by pointing your mouse over the panorama and moving it while pressing the mouse button. You can zoom in/out with the +/- controls just under the panorama. Some areas in the panorama are hotspots, if you move your mouse pointer over them a short explanation will show in the status bar of the panorama window.

To see Saligo Bay in bright daylight please go to the Saligo Bay summer panorama, taken from almost exactly the same spot but much earlier in the afternoon.

For more panoramas from the Isle of Islay please visit 180° QuickTime VR panoramas from Islay, more 180° Quicktime VR Panoramas, 360° Quicktime VR Panoramas from Islay or the Islay Whisky Distilleries panoramas. If you came from the Two weeks on Islay in June 2007 travelogue you can return to the travelogue and further pictures from the evening at Loch Indaal and Saligo Bay.