The coastline of Morvern, north from the Sound of Mull, is wild, uninhabited and beautiful, enhanced by rocky outcrops and deciduous trees. From a distance there look to be a series of sandy bays, but do not be deceived. The beaches are of stone, they are steep-to, and hardly ideal anchorages. But on a calm day there are a couple worth stopping at, even if just for lunch. Camas Chrònaig just south of Glensanda, is incredibly isolated. No access from the land, not even a path. Just bracken, stones and trees. Good for a barbeque though. Robinson Crusoe would have felt at home here.
