All 363 miles of the Oregon Coast are free and open to all of us. Which means how you choose to explore it is entirely up to you. The Oregon coast covers basalt rock cliffs, long sandy beaches and awesome tide pools, whales spouting off and breaching in the distance and beautiful sunsets. This photo was taken between Newport and Lincoln city along the Hwy 101.

Coastline at Depoe Bay, Oregon

Panorama of the Devils Punchbowl

Oregon Coastline from Devils Punchbowl

Perched upon a cliff 500 feet above the Pacific Ocean

Rugged Coastline

Cape Foulweather, Oregon USA

View of Otter Crest Resort

Beautiful Hidden Cove

Secluded Cove

Hidden Cove

Oregon Coastline at Otter Rock

Depoe Bay, Oregon USA

Beverly Beach

View from the Otter Crest Loop

credit: Kirt Edblom

Fingal’s Cave is located on the island of Staffa, Scotland, It also known as “Uamh-Binn” in Gaelic, is well-known for its arching, cathedral-like geological features and emanating eerie sounds. Staffa is a beautiful and uninhabited island lying 6 miles north of Iona to the west of Mull and about 6 miles north of Iona. It is home to hundreds of seabirds and set within waters teeming with marine life.

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