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Coll's south-western shoreline is one long sequence of empty white-sand beaches, the most photogenic of which are Feall Bay and the adjoining Crossapol Beach, …

The RSPB manages a large reserve at the south-west end of the island covering 1,200 hectares of machair, dune, beach and croftland. The headline …

Coll's combination of very low population, no street lighting outside the village, and an exposed mid-Atlantic position gives it some of the darkest skies …

At the south-west end of the island, looking across Loch Breachacha to the open Atlantic, stand the two Breachacha Castles. The old castle is …

Dun Anlaimh is a crannog — an artificial island — in the shallow Loch nan Cinneachan, just off the road in the centre of …

Arinagour is the only village on Coll and where the CalMac ferry from [Oban](/europe/unitedkingdom/scotland/oban) ties up. A single street of white-painted cottages curls around …