Top Things to do in Caithness and Sutherland
Top Restaurants in Caithness and Sutherland
10 Things to Do in Caithness and Sutherland That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Caithness and Sutherland, United Kingdom (UK) including Caithness Seacoast, Oldshoremore Beach, Durness Beach, Sandwood Bay, Wick Heritage Museum, Balnakeil Beach, Achmelvich Beach, Sango Bay, Duncansby Head, Dornoch Beach.
Restaurants in Caithness and Sutherland
1. Caithness Seacoast
Overall Ratings
5 based on 101 reviews
Join the Geo Explorer for an exciting tour of the East Caithness coastline. Exploring caves, Whaligoe Haven, Castles, geos, natural arches and much more. Close up views of seasonal nesting birds and marine wildlife. Informative commentary throughout.
Reviewed By steven d - Chesterfield, United Kingdom
The skipper was enthusiastic from beginning to end on this thoroughly enjoyable trip not saying any more you must do it Fantastic and thanks to his support team
2. Oldshoremore Beach
Overall Ratings
5 based on 107 reviews
Reviewed By traveldoc65 - Cockermouth, United Kingdom
Pristine sands , stunning and unspoilt. Access from small car park and follow the track uphill to the left of the cemetery then follow the track down the other side.There are toilets in the car park but they were locked out of season. It is hard to choose from the Beaches of the North West Highlands but this is hard to beat.
3. Durness Beach
Overall Ratings
5 based on 297 reviews
Reviewed By helenmoore2015 - Ayr, United Kingdom
I have been here on a few occasions, and it never fails to fill my heart with its beauty.
If you are visiting top North of Scotland, this really is a place to visit, but please try and spend some time here, go for a long walk on the Beaches, they are beautiful from the road side, but getting down there and experiencing them, well you will never forget them.
4. Sandwood Bay
Overall Ratings
5 based on 137 reviews
Reviewed By MrsSulkyGirl - Edinburgh
I've always wanted to visit Sandwood and have put it off in previous years, but the more I heard and saw of the beach, I was determined to make the trip. And, I'm so glad I did! It's mythological - mermaids, ghosts, a Spitfire wreck - but it's the overwhelming natural beauty of the place that makes it's a must.
The track out there is maintained by the John Muir Trust, and while it's uneven in places, it is in no way taxing for able bodied travellers. It is a 4 mile or so walk, and the and weather can change so take waterproofs!
There's WCs at the nearest car park at Blairmore, and this is the closest you'll get a vehicle to the beach. Enjoy the walk and the lovely sands, the sea stack and the mile long beach. Stunning!
5. Wick Heritage Museum
Overall Ratings
5 based on 219 reviews
Reviewed By Handbagdjc - Milton Keynes, United Kingdom
A lovely way to see the really history of wick we had a lovely visit and would recommend this to any one and all ready have
6. Balnakeil Beach
Overall Ratings
5 based on 186 reviews
Reviewed By KeithW725 - London, United Kingdom
Like many north western Beaches, this was superb. The funds were fantastic and we had a wonderful time walking the beach and dunes. Would love to go back.
7. Achmelvich Beach
Overall Ratings
5 based on 315 reviews
Reviewed By NorthernHeatseeker - UK
We travelled quite a way to visit this beach and it didn't disappoint. It was the most beautiful, cloudless February day and the colour of the sea took my breath away. We almost had the beach completely to ourselves, it felt very special to be there.
The lovely white sand is very clean and it is so nice just to take a bit of time here enjoying the beauty. My other half took a quick stroll over the little hill to see the neighbouring, equally gorgeous little beach.
The single track road here was quiet when we visited, would imagine it can get busy in the summer months. Unfortunately on the day of our visit the Ladies toilet was locked. Had to use the Gents which unfortunately were both quite blocked up, although there was loo paper and paper towels!
So glad we went as it is just a magical place.
8. Sango Bay
Overall Ratings
5 based on 128 reviews
Reviewed By KathrynT - Rotherham, United Kingdom
Had to have a walk on this beautiful beach whilst on our NC500 tour. I can quite see why John Lennon must have been inspired to write a song about this area.
9. Duncansby Head
Overall Ratings
5 based on 497 reviews
Reviewed By Larry B - Prince George, Canada
From the parking lot to the cliffs above the stacks is a bit of a stroll through a fences pasture. We had a mostly sunny day for it but the general path was muddy in some spots and if just wandering through the field there are some low spots that are pretty wet to cross. I would imagine that the pictures would be more appealing than the real thing on a wet and windy day.
10. Dornoch Beach
Overall Ratings
5 based on 356 reviews
Reviewed By margaret h - Leeds, United Kingdom
Beautiful, wild, unspoilt, expansive and just gorgeous. Cannot describe this beach any other way. It’s easy to park anywhere along the back of the beach in any of the dune car parks. You can literally walk fo miles whether the tide is in or out as you can move to the paths in the dunes and grasses. The sea can be pretty wild at times but is impressive too. Any time of year this place is awesome so why not go have a walk and take in the gorgeous fresh air.
