Watersports

Caithness is a haven for watersports, offering a range of thrilling activities against its rugged coastal backdrop. Dunnet Beach, in particular, is a prime spot for surfing, renowned for its consistent waves and stunning natural setting. The beach’s broad, sandy expanse and clean swells make it ideal for both novice and experienced surfers. Beyond surfing, Caithness's coastline provides excellent opportunities for kayaking, windsurfing, and paddleboarding amidst breathtaking scenery.

North Coast Watersports

Book surf board and wetsuit hire and lessons with North Coast Watersports right in Dunnet Bay, a few minutes from the house. Finn and Iona, a lovely local couple and accomplished surfing champions, offer exceptional instruction to help you ride the waves with confidence. While surfing sessions generally take place at Dunnet Bay, the location can vary. In addition to surfing, North Coast Watersports also offers thrilling SUPing experiences and exhilarating RIB tours, allowing you to explore Scotland’s stunning coastline and vibrant marine life from a fresh perspective.

Liquid Footprints

Liquid Footprints offer canoeing, sea kayaking, mountain guiding, gorge scrambling, family experiences and all inclusive holidays. We have been canoeing in Brough harbour with them (and the seals) with our children had an amazing time.

Caithness Seacoast Tours

Enjoy breath-taking sea tours around the fascinating East Caithness coastline. This tour company operates from Wick Harbour Marina. The Geo Explorer is their exciting purpose built twin engine boat. On the tours you can see castles, sea caves and stacks, harbours and various lighthouses. There is also a variety of marine wildlife and birds to be seen and occasionally dolphins and whales.