Brora Beach

This really is a coastline that is sandy Jurassic stones, whose special appeal is the regular appearance of dolphins, minke whales, and grey and typical seals from the coastline - so simply take your binoculars! Great for sand castling as you wait though therefore spade and bucket during the prepared. The two mile beach is certainly caused by sand with a shingle channel across the river which flows into the north sea. Swimming is safe except across the river where there are submerged rock piles. The Jurassic stones are fossil hefty, and you'll find smaller ones around after poor weather so keep 'em peeled and wear big pouches!It's favored by kite fliers and in addition with cyclists as it features the lineage that is longest in the united kingdom from the summit of Ben Bhraggie down seriously to the beach! Speak to the Highland Wildcats about having a spin on that.There's a heritage centre nearby too that will be well worth a visit, so that you've got a fascinating retreat that is little the weather turns against you! Image "Brora Beach" copyright Ingolf via Flickr / Image cropped vertically from original.