Twisted Tree on Reagh Island

Reagh Island ( An tOileán Riabhach meaning “The Brindled Island” ) is one of the many islands in Strangford Lough. Along with some other islands, it provides shelter for Ringneill Bay and Reagh Bay. There is a car park and you can walk to the shore along a lovely woodland pass. get in for a dip or just take a well earned rest.

Reagh Island is part of an archipelago in Strangford Lough, a vast natural harbor south-east of Belfast.
In the past, the island could only be reached at low tide via a small ford.
Today it is connected to the mainland and its neighboring island, Mahee Island, by two causeways.
Here I found a place where I actually only wanted to take a short break and which then captivated me so much that I almost didn't want to let go.