Kinlochbervie Travel Guide

 scottishvisitor Says:  There are few buildings around Kinlochbervie, just a row of fishermens' cottages near the harbour, and a scattering of small crofts. The atmosphere is quiet, picture perfect, calm and tranquil. I loved looking past the cottages, which hugged the hillside, out to the open sea... 

 scottishvisitor Says:  Kinlochbervie Harbour was a very quiet place when we visited. No large white fish fishing vessels were in sight (you would have to visit very early in the morning to catch them) Most of the little boats were pleasure crafts but we did also see some tiny local fishing boats... 

 nickandchris Says:  Again, on the motorbike, we took a turning close by Loch na Thull, to Skerricha, on Loch a Chagh-Fi. The narrow road follows Loch na Thull and another tiny loch, both full of water lillies, before ending at the very head of the sea loch,Loch a Chagh- Fi.There is a sign here... 

 nickandchris Says:  Sandwood Bay is as remote as it gets.It's situated south west of Cape Wrath and north of Kinlochbervie, with no road to it. I'll own up now and tell you we didn't make this beach, it being only accessed via a lonely, boggy four mile walk. I felt not inclined to make the... 

 nickandchris Says:  On the move again we decided to park in a layby and get the motorbike off and explore a couple of roads we didn't want to take the van along.We parked next to the attractive little inland Loch na Thull and set off back the way we had just come and took the minor turning up... 

 nickandchris Says:  First impressions of Kinlochbervie are why is it such a large, strung out place for somewhere so remote? Then you catch sight of the large industrial harbour where fish processing warehouses line the quay and you begin to appreciate why it is the size it is.Today,... 

 nickandchris Says:  The beaches north of Kinlochbervie are where this area's real beauty lies.Take the minor road north from Kinlochbervie. It's steep in places and narrow but our motorhome managed ok. The first beach you come to is a turning to the left, and immediately a right, which takes... 

 nickandchris Says:  It was raining, we had looked at Oldshoremore and Polin with a view to staying the night. No joy there, so we pressed on and took the next turning down to Droman Pier, not knowing what the road was like or whether we would be able to stay the night there. The road turned out... 

 nickandchris Says:  I must admit, I had reservations when Nick decided we should have a motorbike that would fit on the back of the van. I wasn't too sure about travelling by motorbike but now, having had the bike for three years, I wouldn't be without it. It is the ideal combination, when we...