Seilebost - Isle of Harris - Western Isles - Outer Hebrides
Seilebost Beach - Isle of Harris. Seilebost in the Luskentyre bay, voted to be in the top ten beaches of the world. It is a little more difficult to access, but can best be seen from the roadside layby on the side of the twin track road about half a mile west of the village. You can see the wonderful views across the Sound of Taransay to Ben Luskentyre and the North Harris hills. You will see the white sands of Seilabost and Luskentyre with the turquoise sea, and the lovely Harris hills.

Seilabost a vast open expanse of sandy flat beach. The tide comes in and it is so shallow that sometimes the strand is a mix of golden sand and aqua blue waters as the tide comes in or recedes. At sunrise the first rays of light from the east, illuminate the Harris hills. Seilabost is pronounced "SHELL" a bost and the bost part means in Gaelic "farmstead" . The shallow estuary fills twice daily with the tides.