Erbusaig Bay has a classic half circle shape, that faces the island of Scalpay, with the small twin Black Islands in the bottom half of the bay looking north, obscuring the view.
The area is dominated by two enormous flat rock hills which plateau in the area.
The southern plateau is the higher, rising to 215 feet, while the northern rock plateaux is slightly lower.
Both have a slight covering of heather and bracken with bare rock showing regularly.
The village of Erbusaig sits at the head of the bay, in a V-shaped plain, which has been eroded from the rock plateau by the Erbusaig Burn.
 The plain is several feet above the bay.
Whitewashed houses dot the plain.

The west coast of Scotland close to Erbusaig Bay is highly fragmented and populated with many hundreds of small islets.
Erbusaig Bay has perhaps two dozen itself.
the biggest being the Black Islands.
Erbusaig Bay has a classic half circle shape, that faces the island of Scalpay, with the small twin Black Islands in the bottom half of the bay looking north, obscuring the view. The area is dominated by two enormous flat rock hills which plateau in the area. The southern plateau is the higher, rising to 215 feet, while the northern rock plateaux is slightly lower. Both have a slight covering of heather and bracken with bare rock showing regularly. The village of Erbusaig sits at the head of the bay, in a V-shaped plain, which has been eroded from the rock plateau by the Erbusaig Burn.  The plain is several feet above the bay. Whitewashed houses dot the plain.
The west coast of Scotland close to Erbusaig Bay is highly fragmented and populated with many hundreds of small islets. Erbusaig Bay has perhaps two dozen itself. the biggest being the Black Islands.
Erbusaig Bay