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Dail Mor Beach (Isle of Lewis)
Newest Review: ... The bay is about 4Km wide and unlike the nearby smaller coves it is therefore not sheltered other than at its western and eastern fringes. With no land between here and Canada there is nothing to break the force of the waves and as they crash ashore they are truly huge. These waves are known as "Atlantic Rollers" and attract surfers from all over the world but that said don't expect ... more  ... to find this beach packed solid with people. When I visited it was a scorching day in May without a cloud in the sky and there were just 2 people surfing the waves that afternoon and other than that the beach was deserted.
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Dail Mor Beach (Isle of Lewis): Another lovely beach in the Hebrides (853 words)
by - written on 22/08/09 (Very useful, 132 readings)
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If you find yourself driving along the A858 coastal road on the Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides and you fancy spending the day on a beach then you are very spoilt for choice. There really is a sandy beach more or less at the end of every minor road that leads off the A858 to the shore but don't expect to find a sign post pointing to the beach. I was staying at Shawbost on the north coast of the island and had been told by the locals that one of the best beaches nearby was at Dail Mor a couple of miles away. Dail Mor is sign posted from the main road but this refers to the hamlet of the same name rather than its beach, but when you see the sign for that ... Read the complete review
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