📜 Dramatic sea cave in Sutherland, Scotland, known for its waterfall and large entrance.
🔍 Formed by both sea and freshwater erosion, with a history dating back to the Mesolithic age.

Why Go

🌊 Explore unique natural formations including a rushing waterfall and skylight.
📜 Discover evidence of Neolithic, Norse, and Iron Age human activity.
🚶 Easy access to the main chamber, with guided boat tours available for inner caverns.
📸 Enjoy stunning coastal views and the scenic Sango Beach nearby.

Why Avoid

⚠️ Inner cave tours are weather-dependent and frequently cancelled due to rain or strong winds.
🚫 Children under 3 and dogs are not permitted on inner cave tours.
♿ The path descending to the cave is steep and rough, unsuitable for mobility difficulties.
📡 No signal inside the cave.

Tips

👟 Wear sensible, waterproof footwear, especially for inner cave tours.
💰 Inner cave tours are CASH only; the nearest ATM is in Durness.
📞 Call 01971 511 492 after 9:30 am to confirm tour operation before visiting.

Cost

💰 Entrance to the front cave chamber is free; guided tours cost £15 for adults and £5 for under 16s.

Hours

🕒 The cave is accessible all year. Guided tours run daily 10am-5pm (June-Aug) and 11am-4pm (Apr-May, Sept-Oct), closed Nov-March.

Getting There

🅿️ A small parking lot is available near the cave entrance.
🚻 Public toilet facilities are available at the parking lot.