Beaches and lighthouses in Scotland

Explore the maritime heritage and coastal geography of Scotland, from the Outer Hebrides to the Shetland Islands. This list features 19th and 20th-century lighthouses designed by the Stevenson family, including the active lights at Dunnet Head and Esha Ness. Complementing these architectural landmarks are diverse shorelines, such as the expansive sands of Dunnet Beach, the sheltered inlet of Port Stoth, and the kite surfing hub of Troon. These sites offer insight into Scotland’s navigational history and the dramatic cliffside landscapes of the North Atlantic and North Sea.