Loch Beag is an inlet off the Sound of Jura. At its head, surrounded by woodland, is Craignish Castle. The Castle dates from the 16th century and the original square keep has walls 7.5 feet thick. A dungeon has been cut into the rock below its foundations. Nowadays it has been converted into private apartments and it is not possible to visit it.
Loch Beag is still a secondary tidal port, perhaps reflecting its previous importance as the Craignish ferry terminal.
12/02/2008
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