Catherine's Guidebook
Sightseeing
this is a great trip, taking you into caves, through arches and stacks all along our stunning cliff coastline. You'll see puffins, seals and perhaps even a whale or two. It has great accessibility too, there is a host for those that have limited mobility
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Caithness Seacoast Ltd
Harbour Roadthis is a great trip, taking you into caves, through arches and stacks all along our stunning cliff coastline. You'll see puffins, seals and perhaps even a whale or two. It has great accessibility too, there is a host for those that have limited mobility
Sightseeing
These are incredible , not an easy descent nor climb but well worth the effort, not the easiest to find either, as you are heading north there is a large sign for Cairn of Get, dont turn left go right and its along from the houses there
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Whaligoe Steps
These are incredible , not an easy descent nor climb but well worth the effort, not the easiest to find either, as you are heading north there is a large sign for Cairn of Get, dont turn left go right and its along from the houses there
Sightseeing
This is about 40 mins drive from us, a lovely "small" royal castle with beautiful gardens as well as a cafe and gift shop. Prince Charles comes to stay in the first week of Aug to officiate at the Mey games so it is closed through that period. Otherwise it is open from Easter til the end of Sept
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Castillo y Jardines de Mey
This is about 40 mins drive from us, a lovely "small" royal castle with beautiful gardens as well as a cafe and gift shop. Prince Charles comes to stay in the first week of Aug to officiate at the Mey games so it is closed through that period. Otherwise it is open from Easter til the end of Sept
Food Scene
This fairly new Gin is fantastic, we love visiting the shop and taking a tour.
Dunnet Bay Distillery