A Unique Journey to Dunnet Head

Dunnet Head is the northernmost point on the British mainland, offering breathtaking views and rich wildlife.

This peninsula is home to majestic cliffs overlooking the turbulent Pentland Firth, where you can spot seals and various seabirds. Rich in history, the area features a lighthouse designed by the grandfather of Robert Louis Stevenson. Dunnet Head also serves as the focal point of the North Highland Way, making it a popular spot for walkers.

Must-See Wonders

🦭 Marine Wildlife - Spot basking seals and nesting seabirds in their natural habitat.
🏰 Historic Lighthouse - Visit the lighthouse built by Stevenson's grandfather.
🌄 Scenic Cliffs - Experience panoramic views of the Orkney Islands and rugged coastline.

Access to Dunnet Head is free, making it suitable for tourists, families, and nature enthusiasts alike.