Dog Friendly Beaches in Outer Hebrides

One of the world's most beautiful beaches: vast white shell sands with turquoise water, mountain backdrops and views to Taransay, with year-round dog access and no restrictions.

A vast, world-class beach of white shell sand south of Luskentyre with spectacular Atlantic views, wild machair behind and year-round unrestricted dog access with very few visitors.

The southern arc of Luskentyre Bay, once voted one of the world's top 10 beaches, with no parking (and therefore very few visitors), stunning views north across turquoise water and unrestricted dog access.

A remote, wild Atlantic beach on North Uist backed by internationally important machair grassland, with year-round unrestricted dog access and extraordinary solitude.

A beautiful, wild Outer Hebrides beach neighbouring Traigh Iar on North Uist's Atlantic coast, with white shell sands, turquoise water, rich machair and year-round unrestricted dog access.

A remote, beautiful beach on the tiny island of Vatersay at the southern tip of the Outer Hebrides, with white shell sand, the poignant Annie Jane memorial nearby and year-round unrestricted dog access.

A small, sheltered Harris cove with white sand and turquoise water, easily accessible from the A859 with year-round dog access and an Iron Age broch site nearby.