Gott Bay Tiree

Gott Bay on the Isle of Tiree is a west-facing sandy bay with notable rock formations visible in the shallow water offshore. The bay opens to the Atlantic Ocean with moderate fetch, creating consistent but choppy conditions typical of exposed Scottish coastal waters. The beach provides gradual entry, though the presence of submerged boulders requires careful route planning. With 60% wind reliability and average winds of 14.2 knots, conditions are moderate and somewhat variable. The spot suits intermediate riders comfortable with rough-chop conditions and rocky underwater terrain. Best wind approaches from the north (side-shore) to maintain safety parallel to the shore. The area experiences significant tidal range, which affects water depth and current strength. Riders should be aware of the exposed location, capable of handling unstable water conditions, and prepared for potentially strong currents. The scenic coastal setting offers scenic views but demands respect for Atlantic Ocean exposure and technical water conditions.