The Rinns of Islay lie on the western peninsula of the island of Islay, off the west coast of Scotland. Extending from Ardnave in the north to Portnahaven in the south, the western shores of “the Rinns” are exposed to the Atlantic Ocean. It is a large site which consists of a mosaic of natural and semi-natural habitats, including dune and maritime grasslands, vegetated sea cliffs, woodland, scrub, wetlands, dry heath, peatland and moorland.
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- The Rinns of Islay (Scottish Gaelic: Na Roinn Ìleach; alternative English spelling Rhinns of Islay) is an area on the west of the island of Islay in the Inner Hebrides...
- Rinn is the Gaelic for point, but in this case the name came from Gaelic Rann, a division. The Rinns formed one of the three divisions of Islay.
- Listen to new orchestral work, The Rinns of Islay, recorded by the Royal Scottish National Orchestra, RSNO, conducted by David Watkin.
- Provided to YouTube by NAXOS of AmericaThe Rinns of Islay · Royal Scottish National Orchestra · David WatkinLegends & Light, Vol. 2: New Works for...
- This diverse mix of habitats is what makes the Rinns of Islay so important for the species it supports.
- The Rinns of Isay is a peninsula in the west of Islay. ... Taking a tour around Rinns of islay, from Lossit Bay back to Port Charlotte.
- The Rinns of Islay is a traditional name refering to the entire southwest peninsula of Islay. Only general or comprehensive pictures are included in this category...
- At the end of Port Wemyss and across the bay is a Stevenson Lighthouse called Rinns of Islay Lighthouse.
- A view over the Rhinns of Islay (or Rinns of Islay) from Beinn Seasaimh (139m) on the west coast of the Isle of Islay.
- Here the A846 joins the A847 which runs west to the hammerhead peninsula known as the Rinns of Islay ("rinns" is derived from the Gaelic for promontory).
