United Kingdom Geo of Sclaites, Duncansby, Scotland
Geo of Sclaites are Inlets of water around this coast A ‘geo’ is a deep cleft in the side of a cliff, caused by heavy sea erosion. Over millions of years, the water has taken advantage of weaknesses in the bedding of the cliffs, and the softer rock has been worn away, leaving behind the harder rock on the sides. It comes from the Norse word ‘gya’, meaning creek.
Photography Tips
Giving the size of the crevice.
Travel Information
Parking at Duncansby Head Lighthouse a short walk away.
Spot Type
Drone
Crowd Factor
Nearly no other people
Best Timing
Sunrise in summer
Sunrise & Sunset
08:18 - 15:38
| current local time: 16:56
Photo Themes
cliff
Ocean
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