A secluded beach on the north coast of Scotland, known for its picturesque scenery and tranquil atmosphere. The cove is surrounded by rugged cliffs and features a small, sandy beach with clear turquoise water. The area is perfect for relaxation, swimming, and sunbathing, and is also a popular spot for walkers and nature lovers due to its proximity to the John o' Groats Trail.
It's a nice and simple walk to take the dogs out on. We went from Tehidy woods car park, along the coastal path and finally back through Tehidy woods. Some of the path can be quite muddy and uneven after a spell of bad weather, so be sure to take some basic walking gear with you.
Nice clifftop walk, but some the path is quite uneven, so can be full of puddles after bad weather.
Stunning view, there's a sit for hiker to load the bags down for photography
Very secluded small beach, away from people, not seen from the Coast Path and no obvious way down. it is these reasons some people use it as a nudist beach because they are out of sight. The whole area is in keeping with the Coast Path, stunning views, tranquillity and fresh sea air.
Perfect sunset walks
old pile of stones
Good for kids
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It's a nice and simple walk to take the dogs out on. We went from Tehidy woods car park, along the coastal path and finally back through Tehidy woods. Some of the path can be quite muddy and uneven after a spell of bad weather, so be sure to take some basic walking gear with you.
Nice clifftop walk, but some the path is quite uneven, so can be full of puddles after bad weather.
Stunning view, there's a sit for hiker to load the bags down for photography
Very secluded small beach, away from people, not seen from the Coast Path and no obvious way down. it is these reasons some people use it as a nudist beach because they are out of sight. The whole area is in keeping with the Coast Path, stunning views, tranquillity and fresh sea air.
Perfect sunset walks
old pile of stones
