Clachtoll Beach

Clachtoll Beach is a stunning white sandy beach located in the village of Clachtoll, in the Scottish Highlands. The beach is about 1 kilometer long and the sand color ranges from white to golden.

There are public toilets available but no lifeguards on duty, and dogs are allowed on the beach.

Visitors can enjoy a variety of activities such as swimming, sunbathing, fishing, kayaking, and hiking.

There is a parking lot available at the beach which is free to use for visitors. During the peak season, the parking lot can fill up quickly, so it is recommended to arrive early to secure a spot.

Fun fact: Clachtoll Beach was voted as the best beach in Scotland by BBC Countryfile Magazine in 2019.

There are many attractions near the beach, such as the Clachtoll Broch, an ancient ruin that is easily accessible by foot from the beach. Visitors can also take a scenic drive to the nearby village of Lochinver and explore the surrounding mountains and countryside.

There are a few restaurants in the area, including the Pie Café in Lochinver, which serves delicious homemade pies, and the Am Fuaran Bar and Restaurant, which offers traditional Scottish cuisine.

For those looking to stay overnight, there are a few nearby accommodations such as the Clachtoll Beach Campsite and the Kylesku Hotel, which both offer stunning views of the surrounding landscape.