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Achmelvich Beach

The Achmelvich Beach hike takes you along a spectacular bay in the Assynt region, near Lochinver. Here, white sand and turquoise waters evoke a tropical landscape. This coastal route offers much more than just a walk on the beach. You will discover the ruins of an old grain mill and secluded coves with white sand beaches nestled in peaceful surroundings.

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Difficulties and description of the hike

Although the trail is not marked, it is generally in good condition and presents no technical difficulties. The route is perfectly suited to families, even those with young children.

What you'll love

The idyllic beaches: Achmelvich Beach boasts an exceptional setting with turquoise waters and pristine sand. The second, more secluded beach is an ideal haven of peace for a contemplative break.
The ruined mill of Alltanabradhan, which was used to grind grain until the 19th century.

MY RATING :

Activity: Hiking

Difficulty: Easyi

Average duration: 2 hi

Length: 5.3 km

Type of route: Out and back

Elevation gain: 230 m

Maximum altitude: 65 m

Vertiginous: Noi

Marked: No

Popularity: Low

Region: Sutherland

Start point: 58.16957, -5.30229

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DIRECTIONS

Difficulties and description of the hike

Although the trail is not marked, it is generally in good condition and presents no technical difficulties. The route is perfectly suited to families, even those with young children.

What you'll love

The idyllic beaches: Achmelvich Beach boasts an exceptional setting with turquoise waters and pristine sand. The second, more secluded beach is an ideal haven of peace for a contemplative break.
The ruined mill of Alltanabradhan, which was used to grind grain until the 19th century.

Achmelvich Beach