We have some magnificent Sandy and Pebble beaches dotted around the Peninsula coastline.
There is nothing better than to feel the sand beneath your toes and the sea air on your face. For wildlife enthusiasts, it is often a great spot to catch a glimpse of dolphins, seals and whales.
This is a lovely grassy area down near the seashore where you can find children’s play areas, a boating pond, a lovely walk along the…
Shandwick Bay is the ideal beach for building sandcastles or searching for fossils. It is an award-winning unspoiled sandy beach with sand dunes and rocks…
This short and easy walk explores the environs of Tain, the oldest Royal Burgh in Scotland. It takes in a range of historic buildings as…
A quiet sandy beach, at the entrance to the Cromarty Firth. This beach has wonderful views. It is also easy to reach by ferry which…
This bracing walk climbs from Nigg Ferry over the impressive cliffs of the North Sutor, forming one half of the gateway to the Cromarty Firth.…
This lovely sheltered beach lies on the western edge of the pretty seaside village of Portmahomack on the peninsula. This area, also known as the…
Much of the walk follows a sandy beach. Inver figured in the Highland Clearances in the19th Century. From the walk, there are wide views across…
Inver Bay enters the Dornoch Firth just north of the small picturesque coastal village of Inver, between Tain and Portmahomack. Inver means “river mouth”. If…
A good walk along the coast between the pretty Seaboard Villages to Rockfield. Start at Sand Dune Walk in Balintore and If you are lucky…