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Farr Beach is a small sandy beach backed by dunes to the east of Bettyhill within Farr Bay. By the A836 you have a car park, cafe, pub and also Strathnaver Museum. The beach is a short walk from the car park, Read more…
Melvich Bay beach is a small stretch of unspoilt sand backed by grass covered dunes. The bay has rocky outcrops to the west with a small concrete pier and the river Halladale in the east. The beach is popular with bathers, surfers, and dog walkers. Read more…
Bealach na Ba is a pass through the mountains on the Scottish Highlands’ Applecross peninsula. It is a twisting, single-track mountain road, and is the third highest road in the United Kingdom. The road famously rises from sea level to 626 metres at Bealach na Ba or ‘cattle pass’, with steep gradients and hairpin turns much like in the Alps. Read more…
The Cairngorms National Park is a national park located in the heart of the Scottish Highlands. Established in 1983, it covers nearly 1,800 square miles of beautiful countryside across north-east Scotland and is the largest national park in the United Kingdom. It includes the Cairngorms range of mountains and the surrounding hills. Explore the stunning landscape and its communities. The Read more…
Lochinver lifeboat station established in 1966 and operates an all weather lifeboat. Station open weekdays. Read more…
Sango Bay beach is the perfect beach with a mix of sand, rock formations, and shelter provided by the cliffs. Village, shops, parking and Durness Visitor centre. Read more…
Loch Ness is a freshwater loch or lake in the Scottish Highlands. Known for being very deep, the loch extends for nearly 23 miles southwest of Inverness. It is also the home of the legend of the Loch Ness Monster, or ‘Nessie’ Loch Ness is the second largest loch in Scotland in distance, but by volume (due to its depth) Read more…
Oldshoremore beach has golden sand surrounded by a barren landscape and sand dunes. If you want a remote beach then this is a beach for you. No facilities. Read more…
Nairn beach is a great sandy beach with beautiful views across the Moray Firth to the Black Isles. This is the main beach in the town and sits to the west of the harbour and river mouth. The beach is backed by grass areas and a promenade. Read more…
Castletown Beach is within Dunnet Bay, a sand and shingle rural beach backed by some grass covered dunes. Parking but no other facilities. Read more…
Central Thurso Bay beach is sand and rock. The reefs to the east create good (right-hand break) waves for surfing, although can be crowded. Toilets and parking available with more facilities in town. Read more…
The Ice Factor is The National Centre for Ice Climbing is home to the largest indoor ice climbing wall in the world. As well as ice climbing the centre offers indoor rock climbing walls, bouldering area, outside aerial adventures around a 250m circuit 10m above the ground and outdoor rock climbing courses. The centre also has a shop, cafe, bar Read more…
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