Cape Wrath
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The farthest northwesterly point of the British mainland, Cape Wrath is a remote and rugged wilderness in the Scottish Highlands, known for its dramatic landscapes, lighthouse, and diverse wildlife.

📜 Remote, rugged wilderness at the farthest northwesterly point of British mainland.🔍 Home to a 19th-century lighthouse, military training site, and conservation area.Why Go🏞️ Dramatic, untouched landscapes🦅 Spot thousands of seabirds and whales from cliffs🚶‍♀️ Challenging hiking trails for adventurers or scenic ferry/minibus tours💡 Visit historic 19th-century lighthouseWhy Avoid⚠️ Very difficult access, requires ferry and minibus or long hike🚫 No advance booking for transport, tours can be cancelled due to weather💸 Cash only for ferry and bus♿ Not fully accessibleCost💰 Ferry and bus fares are cash only, paid separately.Tips🏕️ Wild camping is permitted if equipped. Consider the Cape Wrath Trail for a challenging multi-day hike.☀️ Minke whales migrate to Scotland in summer months.🅿️ ParkingDrive to Keoldale, then ferry. No public vehicle access to the road beyond Keoldale.☕ CafeOzone Cafe run by the only permanent residents.

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