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Traigh Dhail Beag (Dalbeg)

Dalbeg, Isle of Lewis, Outer Hebrides, HS2 9AE

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The beach faces north west into the Atlantic. There is a rock stac at the left hand end of the beach and a small loch behind the beach.
Dail Beag is one of the most picturesque beaches in Lewis. Sand, rocks, cliffs and a sea stac in late afternoon and at sunset provide ideal oppourtunities for good images. Large waves often crash onto this beach, especially in winter storms

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Loch Dhail Beag adjacent to the beach, has a small area of reeds and rocks.

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