Clashnessie Beach
Highlands
Clashnessie Beach is a small, beautiful sandy cove in Assynt north of Clachtoll, backed by Lewisian gneiss and dunes. The beach is accessed via a short walk and is one of the lesser-known gems of the Sutherland coast. The surrounding landscape of ancient rock, scattered lochans and dramatic peaks is characteristic of the Assynt interior.
No dog restrictions apply. Year-round access.
At a Glance
- Dog Access
- Year Round
- Beach Type
- Sand, Rock
- Tide Notes
- Small cove. Atlantic exposure.
- Facilities
- No facilities. Lochinver for nearest amenities
- Parking
- Small parking area. Short walk to beach
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