Oldshoremore Beach
Highlands
Oldshoremore Beach is a wide, remote sandy beach near Kinlochbervie in north-west Sutherland, backed by dunes and looking west across the North Atlantic. This is one of the most northerly west-facing sandy beaches on the Scottish mainland and the scenery is utterly spectacular: white sand, turquoise water, and the vast emptiness of the Atlantic to the west. Very rarely visited despite its extraordinary quality.
No dog restrictions apply at Oldshoremore Beach. Year-round access. Reach via a single-track road from Kinlochbervie.
At a Glance
- Dog Access
- Year Round
- Beach Type
- Sand, Dunes
- Tide Notes
- North Atlantic-facing beach. Exposed to westerly and northwesterly conditions.
- Facilities
- No facilities. Kinlochbervie nearby for basic amenities
- Parking
- Car park at Oldshoremore off single-track road from Kinlochbervie
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Dog Friendly Stays Nearby
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