Jellyfish Sea in Scotland!

✨ What is the Jellyfish Sea? The turquoise waters of the Isle of Lewis and Harris, with white sandy beaches set against a gradient of blue and green, create a jellyfish-like visual effect when the tide recedes and the sunlight shines on the sandbars and shallows! 📍 Must-See Spots 1. Luskentyre Beach ▫ One of the top 3 white sand beaches in the UK! Jellyfish Sea + pink and blue sky + sheep = Japanese comic vibes ▫ At low tide, silver sandbars are exposed. Run and capture photos in a light-colored long dress for perfect wallpaper material. 2. Callanish Stones ▫ A mysterious stone circle older than Stonehenge! 53 gray and white megaliths arranged in a cross. Overlook the Jellyfish Sea from the "Hill of Grief" and get the same epic feeling as in *Braveheart*. 3. Huisinis Secret Beach ▫ A hidden paradise that can only be found by driving to the end of the B887 road! Jellyfish waves crash against black reefs, and you can also encounter the remains of World War II rocket experiments near the cliffs. A must-see for ruin lovers! 📅 Best Season May-September is the perfect time to visit! June-August has up to 18 hours of daylight, and the Jellyfish Sea is so clear that visibility exceeds 10m. In September, there are fewer crowds, and you might even encounter the green ribbon sky, a precursor to the aurora. Avoid the winter winds, which are strong enough to make you question life. 🦪 Foodie Radar ▪ Freshly shucked oysters at Stornoway Harbor! £5 for seafood freedom, perfect with local whiskey. ▪ Must-try Harris smoked salmon. Scones with jam at the wool workshop cafe are a hidden menu item. 💡 Tips ▫ Outfit guide: white/nude long dress + wool shawl ▫ Souvenirs: handmade Harris tweed scarf! The only wool certification label in the world with the island owner's signature. ▫ Accommodation recommendation: sea view wooden cabin homestay £80/night. Bathe under the starry sky and watch the Jellyfish Sea waves for ultimate relaxation. This summer, come to the end of the world and have a blue daydream 💙