A gallery of photographs taken in and around Coigach to let you see what to expect in this fantastic setting. You may note that the sun doesn’t shine every day – but that despite that the area can be spectacular. There’s lots more photos of Coigach online, and if you’re a Facebook follower why not take a look at the ‘Achiltibuie Appreciation Society’ page for more photos and more about the community.
Horse and Goat Islands braving Storm Abigail
Polbain under at atmospheric sky
After Abigail, November 2015
Badentarbet anchors
The skirl of the pipes in the community hall.
Incredible sunset, taken from Summer Isles Croft and untouched by Photoshop! Looking across one of the Summer Isles (Glasleac Mor) over the Minch to the hills of Harris in the Outer Hebrides on the horizon and the Shiant Isles to the left.
One of the many events at the Coigach Gathering – held every summer on Badentarbet green.
A ‘Wind Dog’ showing above Tanera, with An Teallach behind
Full moon across Loch Broom
Heading home towards Ullapool with the catch, in front of Summer Isles Croft.
Rush hour on the road in to Coigach
A winter walk up Stac Pollaidh (aka Stack Polly) looking across to Cul Beag.
Sun pouring down onto the Summer Isles, taken from Polbain
The brooding massif of Ben Mor Coigach and the Fiddler
Suilven, from the Coigach road
Here’s looking at ewe
The view from Tanera Mhor, across to Achiltibuie with Stac Pollaidh dark in front of sunlit Cul Mor behind
Badentarbet beach, its white quartz, fossil-rich stones evidence of the 350 million-year-old geological upheaval, the Coigach Fault
Ben Mor Coigach on a crisp winter’s morning.
An invigorating beach-combing walk beyond Reiff on a blustery day
Torn sky above Loch Badagyle on the road in to Coigach
You just can’t let the sunsets pass without getting your camera out…
Summer Isles Croft 
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