Things to Do in Caithness
6 attractions and days out
Sightseeing & Attractions
Seadrift-Dunnet Visitor Centre
Discover local heritage and coastal wonders at this charming visitor centre near Dunnet's caravan site, featuring an onsite restaurant and refreshments for families exploring Scotland's northern shores.
Beaches & Coastline
Thurso Beach
This northern Scottish beach offers convenient access from Market Street with toilet facilities available, though families should note the no-picnic policy and limited accessibility features.
Boat Tours & Cruises
Caithness Sea Coast
Set sail from Wick Harbour to explore dramatic coastal caves, historic castles and local wildlife on exciting sea adventures suitable for wheelchair users. Snacks provided onboard during your scenic Scottish coastal journey.
Farm Parks
The Castle of Mey and Animal Centre
Visit this historic royal residence near Thurso where children can meet friendly farm animals after exploring the castle grounds, with a restaurant and picnic areas available for family meals.
Beaches & Coastline
Strathy Bay
This remote Highland beach near Melvich offers wild coastal scenery for hardy families, though facilities are extremely limited with no toilets or wheelchair access and picnics not permitted.
Caves & Mines
Tomb of the Eagles
Explore this fascinating 5,000-year-old burial chamber where ancient remains and eagle bones were discovered, complete with visitor facilities including accessible toilets and picnic areas.
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