Scotland, UK
The shore here, on the east coast of Raasay, is a good place to find ammonites, belemnites, large bi-valves and brachiopods.
Scotland, UK
Safely seen from a viewing platform, a vertical coastal cliff formation where sedimentary and igneous rocks are...
Scotland, UK
This bay is well known for its fossils, in particular for its Ludwigia (ammonite) species, belemnites and bivalves.
Scotland, UK
The Storr is a distinctive part of the Trotternish landslip (see The Quiraing)
Scotland, UK
One of Skye’s most spectacular sites, with ammonites, bivalves (Gryphaea - ‘devil’s toenails’) and much more.
Scotland, UK
The shoreline here is one of Skye’s best fossil sites with dinosaur footprints, sharks teeth, molluscs and fossil wood.
Scotland, UK
These three impressive sea stacks close to Idrigill Point are the focal point of one Skye’s classic walks.
Scotland, UK
The shoreline here has belemnites, ammonites and bivalves in quantity.
Scotland, UK
Dinosaur footprints were first discovered on the shore here in 2002 onwards.
| 1 | Hallaig, Raasay – fossils | Scotland, UK | |
| 2 | Quiraing, Skye | Scotland, UK | |
| 3 | Kilt Rock | Scotland, UK | |
| 4 | Bearreraig Bay, Skye | Scotland, UK | |
| 5 | Lealt Falls, Skye | Scotland, UK | |
| 6 | The Old Man of Storr | Scotland, UK | |
| 7 | Ardnish Point, Skye – fossils | Scotland, UK | |
| 8 | Valtos, Skye – fossils | Scotland, UK | |
| 9 | Macleod’s Maidens sea stacks, Skye | Scotland, UK | |
| 10 | Elgol, Skye – fossils | Scotland, UK | |
| 11 | An Corran, Staffin – fossils | Scotland, UK |
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