Sango Bay

Sango Bay Situated in Scotland's first European Geopark, the coastline at Durness is Scotland's northernmost point, a secluded and sheltered beach accessed by a road that is single. The beach that is sandy rocky outcrops (best for building striking sandcastles on) but it is a safe swimming spot if you should be sensible plus the extremely clear waters are well-liked by surfers. There is absolutely no lifeguard address. Only a little east that is further Smoo Cave, located during the entry to a steeply walled inlet. The intrepid might fancy a vacation deep into the chamber that is first and also to start to see the underground waterfall within the 2nd chamber form the viewing platform. The chamber that is third only available by boat. You'll invariably find a geologist or two examining the rocks at Sango Bay, which are a part of an formation that is unusual the Moine Thrust Belt, therefore the views form the cliffs are dazzling. There are no facilities which are immediate the town nearby will supply most things you will need, like loos! Postcode offered is for satnav to help you get near, but please do plan your journey independently.