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Dog friendly beaches in Stoer
♡ Favourite♥ SavedClachtoll
Stoer
The Highlands
- Split Rock geological feature
- Great campsite by the beach
- Dogs allowed all year round
- Superb natural environment
- Dog friendly beach in Stoer, Highland
There's a discreet, family-friendly campsite and holiday cottage nestled behind the dunes at Clachtoll beach, providing all the facilities you'll need for more than a day visit. On this occasion, my visit coincided with the Scottish schools' summer holidays and a piper played in… Read more
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♡ Favourite♥ SavedClashnessie
Culkein
The Highlands
- Unspoilt beauty
- Spectacular waterfall nearby
- Dogs allowed all year round
- On stunning Assynt peninsula
- Dog Friendly Beach in Culkein, Highland
Clashnessie Falls were in spate after recent heavy rainfall, but conditions were benign for this early morning return to manonabeach's most northerly mainland beach, here on the Assynt peninsula. Also known as Red Beach, there is indeed and ochre tinge to the sands, particularly… Read more
♡ Favourite♥ SavedAchmelvich
Lochinver
The Highlands
- Dogs allowed
- Ancient granite geology
- Unspoilt beauty
- Fine walking country
- Dog friendly beach in Lochinver
- Some restrictions may apply
An elemental tranquility pervades Achmelvich beach. You notice it on your approach over the macchair from the car park and as you reach the beach via the dunes, you are surrounded by evidence of its volcanic origins, granite outcrops looking as if they had cooled only yesterday.… Read more
♡ Favourite♥ SavedAchnahaird
Achiltibuie
The Highlands
- Dogs allowed
- Isolated setting
- Space to walk
- Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
- Dog Friendly Beach in Achiltibuie
- Some restrictions may apply
Achnahaird beach is in an isolated spot, on its own promontory below the main Assynt peninsula in Sutherland. On approach, there is the feel of a North Cornwall beach, with two long headlands that shelter the long, deep expanse of sand. On this occasion, the tide was out,… Read more
