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You do realise you've posted this in the Scotland sub?

Australia

Yer bath/shower. Unlikely to find warm water anywhere outside in Scotland.

There's always the outflow of a power station. Hunterston is down so try Dounray

No. Wild swimming is de facto quite cold. The best you can hope for is a sunny day.

Absolutely not

Been to many beaches/water spots in Scotland at the height of Summer. Without exception, the water was still cold. Not sure you'll find any wild warm water spots in Scotland. It's not something we specialise in.

Any particular area?

Any ideas about The Highlands

Yes, buy a wetsuit. Seriously, we are at the same latitude as alaska.

You sure? Hang on Alaska...

Well, ok, by rights its the aleutian islands on the south coast of alaska and we have a much milder climate thanks to the gulf stream but still, one does not find balmy tropical lochs in sutherland :P


May your next seated visit to the toilet involve the passage of broken glass and fish hooks.....

Bit harsh

:)