Sanna Bay Beach is a uniquely distinctive unspoiled beach & sheer remoteness dominated with captivating white sand & deep turquoise seawater that crashes against the cliffs. Located at the most westerly point of mainland Britain, between Sanna Point to the North & Ardnamurchan Point Peninsular...More

This used to be the best kept secret on the west coast. Sadly no longer. Word is out and I have never seen so many people on this beech before. It's very difficult to get to however the roads now are much easier than they...More

It was raining and blowy but well worth the protracted trip on single track roads to reach this amazing spot. Hard to believe you are still on the mainland of the UK.....and the views are amazing too, even in the rain. Dogs adored this spot.

We came here after visiting Ardnamurchan lighthouse, it is a stunning coastline with amazing white sandy beaches with plenty of rock pools to explore, the dogs had a great time playing on the beach & rocks well worth a visit

This beach is amazing, although a little walk from the car park over the dunes you will not be disappointed. The clear sea, rock pools and sea shells. I am a older lady and just love this beach. Breathe fresh air and look at the...More

Spent an afternoon here with 2 children, 5 and 3. We had a wonderful time playing in the white sand and splashing around in the super clear waters. So much space yet car park appeared fairly busy- we had a cove to ourselves. No facilities...More

Azure blue water, soft white sands, rock pools and mountains in the background. Absolutely stunning place.