Staffin Bay

Located in the village of Staffin on the Isle of Skye, Staffin Bay is a stunning beach that stretches over a mile long. The sand color is light and golden, with crystal clear waters that shimmer in the sun.

Amenities at the beach include bathroom access and dogs are allowed, but there are no lifeguards on duty, so swimmers should take caution.

activities available at the beach include swimming, surfing, and beachcombing.

There is a parking lot available at the beach, and it is free of charge. Visitors can park their cars and easily access the beach within a short walk.

Fun facts about Staffin Bay include that it was once home to a dinosaur that roamed the area around 165 million years ago. Dinosaur footprints can still be found at the beach at low tide.

Attractions near Staffin Bay include the famous Quiraing rock formation, which offers stunning views and hiking opportunities. There are also many other hiking trails in the area, including the Trotternish Ridge and the Old Man of Storr.

Nearby restaurants include the Columba 1400 Cafe, which serves a variety of Scottish cuisine, and the Glenview Restaurant, which offers seafood and traditional Scottish dishes.

There are several hotels located in Staffin, including the Flodigarry Hotel and Skye Eco Bells Glamping. The Flodigarry Hotel offers comfortable accommodations with scenic views of the sea and mountains, while Skye Eco Bells Glamping offers unique glamping experiences with eco-friendly facilities.