Firth of Clyde

The Firth of Clyde is a large coastal inlet located on the west coast of Scotland. It functions as a natural bay where the sea meets land, forming a sheltered area that extends inland from the Atlantic Ocean. The region is characterized by its scenic coastline, numerous islands, and deep waters, making it important for shipping, fishing, and naval activities. The Firth of Clyde also supports diverse wildlife and is a popular area for tourism and recreation, offering stunning views, ferries, and boat trips around its islands and along the Scottish coast.