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© Trevor Littlewood · CC BY-SA 2.0 Inveraray Beach
Enjoy Inveraray Beach: picturesque loch views, historic castle backdrop, and tranquil waters, perfect for scenic picnics and leisurely walks.
The shore along the B8000 at Port Driseach, just north of Tighnabruaich village, faces the West Kyle of Bute. It is a rocky beach with easy access from the road. Collectors rate it 'loads of glass', which makes it one of the better reported spots on the Cowal coast.
Reported colours are lavender, aqua, cobalt, white, seafoam, green, amber and soft blue. Search the rocky stretches.
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Last updated 23 October 2026
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