A TINY beach has been described as "exotic" and "like paradise" - but you will need to put in the work to get there. Sandaig Bay is on the northwestern end of Loch Nevis in Scotland. And one expert has raved about the beach, saying it is one of the most beautiful places he's ever been.
TV presenter Steve Backshall said that while it can "only be accessed by kayak or by walking [three miles]," it's worth it to have it "entirely to yourself". He raved about the landscape and white-yellow sands too, telling the Guardian : "You look across the straits out to the Cuillin hills on Skye, and behind you you’ve got the towering peaks of Knoydart – gargantuan mountains that drop straight down to the loch." He said the loch was "utter paradise" where you can even see otters and dolphins right up close when kayaking, and even spot the Northern Lights if lucky.
He even said it was "too exotic and too perfect", adding: "It is a place [...
] too far away from other human beings to be real.” Other tourists have raved about the bay too. One person said there were "breathtaking views of the islands [with the] secluded bay hidden from sight until you arrive just above the islands on the pathway.
" Another agreed: "Stunning bay full of little coves and wildlife, otters are a particular popular spot here." But it's not just the bay that is worth visiting - but the nearby pub too. The Old Forge at Inverie is nearby and is often dubbed the most remote pub in the UK.
That's because it is only ac.
