Dunnet Collection

Scrabster Harbour and Dunnet Head, Thurso
Thurso, Scotland - Scrabster Harbour and Dunnet Head Date: circa 1910s

Mary Anns Cottage, crofting museum, Dunnet, Caithness, Scotland

Barrogill Castle (the Castle of Mey), 1952
Bought by the Queen Mother: Barrogill Castle(later known as the Castle of Mey) in Caithness, north Scotland. Top picture shows the view looking westwards to Dunnet Head

Highland KW14 8 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Highland KW14 8

Dunnet Head Cliffs, Dunnet, Highlands
Dunnet Head Cliffs, Dunnet, Thurso, near Castletown, Highlands, Scotland. Date: 1960s

Fishing Boat and Small Harbour, Dunnet, Highlands
Fishing Boat and Small Harbour, Dunnet, Thurso, near Castletown, Highlands, Scotland. Date: 1960s

Dunnet Head Lighthouse, Dunnet, Highlands
Dunnet Head Lighthouse, Dunnet, Thurso, near Castletown, Highlands, Scotland. Date: 1960s

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Discover the enchanting beauty of Dunnet, a hidden gem nestled in the Highlands of Scotland. Explore the historic fishing village with its quaint harbor at St. John's Town of Dalry, where the North Sea meets the Atlantic, and the picturesque Scrabster Harbour. Wander through Mary Ann's Cottage and the Crofting Museum to learn about the rich history of Caithness's rural life. Marvel at the rugged cliffs Head, home to the Castle of Mey, the former royal retreat of Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother. Take in the breathtaking views Bay and the United Kingdom's most northerly beach. Observe the daily life of local fishermen as they bring in their catch at the small harbor, and don't miss the iconic Dunnet Head Lighthouse, standing proudly against the backdrop of the North Sea. A visit to a must for those seeking adventure, history, and natural beauty in Scotland's most northern reaches (KW14 8 Map).