Travel · 6 April 2023 · 1 min read
Oldshoremore - Stoer Lighthouse - Ullapool
Oldshoremore Beach would look like the Caribbean in sunshine, today it rages in the wind, and the wild waves are a spectacle of their own. We then battle along narrow single-track roads to Stoer Lighthouse (with a truck ahead and a sheep behind us) and end the day in Ullapool with an aperitif.
Our Airbnb host Monica served us a very nice and hearty breakfast, which strengthened us for the day. The first thing we did was visit Oldshoremore Beach. It was very windy and rainy, which was a bit of a shame as the beach would have otherwise looked like paradise with its bright blue, clear water and white sand. Nevertheless, it was an impressive experience to watch the wild waves. Next, we made our way to Stoer Lighthouse. The road there was very narrow and winding, and we had a truck in front of us and a sheep behind us when we tried to reverse. It was a challenge, but well worth it for the views! Although we didn’t quite make it to the Old Man of Stoer as the path was too muddy, we had a great view of the lighthouse. We then drove on towards Ullapool. We did some shopping and refuelled before driving to our next Airbnb. There we enjoyed a nice aperitif and let the day end.







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