Sandy Beach is a single-storey detached house where you step straight from the entrance into a living room with a DVD player and Freeview TV. The kitchen and dining space run alongside, fitted with an electric oven, gas hob, dishwasher and all the usual appliances. Four bedrooms are arranged across the property: one double with its own ensuite shower, a second double, and two rooms with single beds each. A family bathroom with a bath and shower completes the layout. Bed linen, towels, heating and Wi-Fi are included; there's a travel cot and highchair on hand if needed.
The house sits in a small residential development within walking distance of Nairn Dunbar Golf Course, with a shop 200 yards away and a pub and restaurant at 300 yards. Outside, a lawned garden with patio and barbecue wraps around the property, with parking for two cars and a bike store. The beach and coastal paths are close by; further afield, Culloden Battlefield, Fort George, Loch Ness and Inverness are a short drive. The area suits golfers, walkers and families looking for something quieter than a busy resort, with watersports, boat trips and forest trails all within reach. No smoking throughout.
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Arrive after 15:00 Depart before 10:00
🚭 No smoking, please
What guests say
Lovely site and a very nice beach with virtually white sand and clear water.
2 months ago · via Google
Beautiful beach. So calm and peaceful with views of the stunning sunsets. Great for dog walkers. You do need energy to get over the sand dunes but well worth it.
8 months ago · via Google
Best beach in Scotland in my view. Always a stunning sunset here. Had a beautiful swim in the morning
11 months ago · via Google
Beach is on the Sands caravan and camping site. Big clean beach, wide tidal difference in it. Camp site is great, lots of pitches, lots of electric pitches. Plenty of caravan space, fixed caravans and wigwams available too. Decent toilet facilities with plenty of showers. Closed once a day for cleaning. Enclosed spaces for dishwashing and hiding from the weather if needed, with plenty sockets for charging. Freezers for ice packs available in these enclosed spaces. Lots of routes through the sand dunes to the beach, and space on top of the dunes for admiring the views. Some wonderful sunsets from here. We come once a year, and have done since I was a child. Improvements made every year. Phone signal has drastically improved in the area. Local village isn't far, campsite shop is well enough stocked if you want to stay put. New Games room with free table football and table tennis. Pool table and air hockey available. TV with Disney plus and comfy couches in there too. On site takeaway van, and restaurant/bar. Not cheap but well priced for the area as a whole. Decent play park that is regularly updated. Kids love the place, Rocks to climb on, a burn (small river) to cross or dam, good clean sand in the beach and the central park on site. Would recommend the site and beach to anyone remotely interested in camping. Must warn about the dreaded midge though, when the wind drops they are rife. Similar across any highland area, just worth being prepared for them. The "smidge" brand of midge repellant works well for me here.
a year ago · via Google
Visitors say this public beach offers stunning views and a nearby campsite. They also highlight the calming sound of the sea and the well-kept, pleasant campsite with nice pitches.
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