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Dog friendly beaches in Dunvegan
♡ Favourite♥ SavedClaigan Coral Beach
Dunvegan
The Highlands
- Maerl beach - calcified seaweed
- Isolated beauty
- Dogs allowed all year round
- Great surroundings to explore
- Dog Friendly Beach in Dunvegan

In any weather, Claigan Coral Beach makes a case for inclusion in the "best beaches..." listings that the holiday companies regularly compile. On this occasion, it was at the middle of a breathtaking vista, under blue skies on a tranquil, early morning re-visit, the maerl beach… Read more
♡ Favourite♥ SavedGlen Brittle
Talisker
The Highlands
- Dogs allowed all year round
- Volcanic setting
- Beautiful views
- Wonderful walking countryside

The beach at Glen Brittle is in an isolated spot, at the end of a long, winding lane on the west side of Skye. The beach is wide, but has prominent headlands at both sides. Try a craggy walk out from behind the campsite shop and you'll be rewarded with wonderful views back to… Read more
♡ Favourite♥ SavedStaffin Bay
Uig
The Highlands
- Dogs allowed all year round
- Dinosaur footprints on the beach
- The Quiraing and great views
- Super walking
- Dog Friendly Beach in Uig, Highland

Located in the North East corner of Skye, Staffin Bay has a fine example of the crofting strips that used to be commonplace in such parts of Scotland. There's older history too, with fossilised dinosaur footprints visible at low tide. The spectacular Quiraing dominates the… Read more
♡ Favourite♥ SavedTalisker
Talisker
The Highlands
- Dogs allowed all year round
- Skye heritage
- Home of Talisker whisky
- Dynamic volcanic geology

The walk to the beach from Talisker House is one of the most beautiful approaches you could imagine, particularly in high summer, as was the case on this re-visit. The glen draws you down to the sea and a sense of anticipation is unavoidable. The impact on arrival is ancient,… Read more















