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AN GRIANAN Self Catering Cottage Sheigra, Kinlochbervie, Sutherland North West Scottish Highlands.
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KINLOCHBERVIE "Ceann LochBiorbhaidh" is set in a rugged rocky inlet, a major fishing village which sees its catch exported all over the world. Kinlochbervie was developed from a hamlet after 1947 for white fish and lobster fishing, it's a scattered village on the west coast of Sutherland. Kinlochbervie lies on the north side of Loch Inchard set amid spectacular Sutherland scenery, clean sandy beaches, lochs, sea birds, wild flowers where there is excellent walking, bird watching, absailing, sea fishing, trout & salmon fishing.
The house has a shore line half a mile away, a ten-minute walk. Around the area are interests for all, boat trips, an interesting golf course and Smoo Cave at Durness (20mls) visit Cape Wrath the most northerly lighthouse in Scotland. Take a boat trip from Scourie to see seals, wild flowers and birds nesting in the sea cliffs on Handa Island, Lochinver 45mls Ullapool, Achiltibuie 60mls Car hire is available at Inverness 100mls and John O’ Groats 120mls. In Kinlochbervie is public telephone, post office, slipway for dinghies, local shops, doctor, pub, restaurant. The spectacular Sandwood Bay is a 5-mile walk from the cottage and it is possible to walk the coastline from Sandwood Bay to the Cape, to the north, at the extremity of a cliff-bound stretch of coast, is the lonely lighthouse at Cape Wrath however the terrain is very rough, trackless, passes over high cliffs and drops into the coves, and there are two sizeable river crossings. You also need to coordinate your arrival with a pre-arranged meeting for the summer mini-bus service that will take you back to the ferry at Durness - or add a further 16 miles of walking along the road; the bulk of the road walking is through MOD land and there is no alternative. The Ministry of Defence uses the Cape Wrath area and there are access restrictions to the coastline and the interior.
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