Cliff beach is a remote white sandy beach on the Isle of Lewis.
All you have here is a great isolated beach with just a few holiday cottages overlooking.
The beach has no facilities, just a parking spot at the end of a single track road.
We have no current information on dog restrictions for Cliff Beach.
Why not check other beaches nearby as we have 8 beaches around Isle of Lewis, 23 beaches in Outer Hebrides, or check our list of Outer Hebrides Dog Friendly Beaches.
No water quality measurement available for Cliff Beach.
Cliff Beach 7 day weather forecast, weather in Isle of Lewis, Outer Hebrides
Isle of Lewis weather forecast from Yr, delivered by the Norwegian Meteorological Institute and NRK
Tides
Cliff Beach tide times.
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Reef Beach sits by Kneep on the Isle of lewis. The beach is a sandy wide beach great for shell-seekers. In summer you can also soak up the lovely display of ‘machair’, the carpet of glorious wildflowers renowned in this part of the world. Behind the beach the dunes give way to cliffs, giving you magnificent views over the bay.
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Bostadh Beach lies all white sparkling sand at the northern end of the island of Great Benera. Bernera is connected to the Isle of Lewis by a bridge. Bostadh beach, also known as Bosta Beach, is popular and has spectacular views of the rugged islands of Little Bernera, Flodday, Bearsay and Campay. There is also an Iron Age settlement here
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Little Bernera is to the north of Great Bernera. A very small island with a magical white sandy beach. If you want remote then this is the place to visit as it is only accessible by boat. No facilities , you will need to bring and take everything back with you. Share:
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Dalmor Beach has pristine white sands stretching over 200 metres across the bay, Dalmor is near to the village of Carloway and is a lovely beach to visit on the Isle of Lewis. Behind the beach rocky cliffs reach out into the sea and form a headland. With a strong current and westerly winds, this a favoured surfing spot that
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Dun Carloway Broch is an Iron Age tower at Carloway on the Isle of Lewis. It is a spectacular example of a broch which means it is a structure built for defence purposes. The broch is really well preserved as in some parts the old wall reaches to 9m tall! Built during the 1st century BC, the broch was last
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The Calanais (or Callenish) Standing Stones is a magnificent site of several ancient stones erected nearly 5,000 years ago on the west coast of the Isle of Lewis. Reach the Stones in just 30 minutes, driving from Stornoway. A well-known prehistoric site, the Callanais Stones have a mystical aura about them which never fails to captivate visitors. The main monument
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Lews Castle is a 19th century castle located on the western side of Stornoway Harbour on the Isle of Lewis. The castle is now used as the main campus for Lews Castle College so visitors are not able to tour the inside of the building. However, the Stornoway Trust Ranger Service gives guided tours through the castle grounds. Here you
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Stornoway lifeboat station was established in 1887 and operates an all weather lifeboat. Station and shop open all days except Sunday although restricted times. Share:
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