Anyone know anything about the Sound of Arisaig in Scotland?

[Righteous374]

A few days ago while browsing through Google Maps I stumbled across a section of Scotland. I decided to switch to satellite mode and browse through this relatively large land mass and realised there was only a remote section of the A830 and Loch Ailort to the south, in between appears to be really isolated on Google Maps, I was only able to spot one building to the south on the coast of Loch Ailort. After research over the web, I was unable to find anyone who has written, video taped or blogged about camping in the Sound of Arisaig (Coordinates 56.869448, -5.735567), I was even unable to find any photos of the interior of the Sound of Arisaig (Coordinates 56.869448, -5.735567). Hopefully in a few months or so I might explore the region.

Has anyone been to, live near the Sound of Arisaig (Coordinates 56.869448, -5.735567) or know anything about the Sound of Arisaig?

 

[colinm]

Prior to the skye bridge becoming free that section of A830 was a busy road, not sure if that is still the case, but as the ferry still operates I guess it's not exactly a backwater. The area around is quite scenic and seems to be overlooked in peoples mad rush to go to skye.

 

[sparrks]

Peanmeanach beach. Looking at the beach furthest from the road Peanmeanach beach has a bothy on it, obviously a hike to it only, camping (tent) should be ok

 

[Yogihughes]

Arisaig and the surrounding area is Very popular with campervans, Motorhomes and the tenting fraternity.
Just Google Silver Sands, Invercaimbe, Bunacaimbe etc etc