Portnahaven

I don't know about Portnahaven.  As the most south westerly tip of Scotland and in an idyllic setting, it should be more exotic than it is. The cottages down by the shore were built in the early 19th century as a fishing settlement. It is deadly quiet, just a couple of rows of pretty cottages in one of which lurks a pub - An Tigh Seinnse - said to be good for meals. The parish church is a Telford, built 1828. There is a basic village shop and post office. Out of the tide and out of the swell it is pretty idyllic I suppose. But on a bad day it is a dire place to get in and out of with the swell breaking on Orsay and the tide running strongly round the rocks.