Strathy

Strathy has served as a crofting settlement on Sutherland’s north coast since the 19th century. The community lies beside Strathy Bay, where the River Strathy reaches the sea, in the broad, sparsely settled landscape of northern Scotland. To the west, Strathy Point marks a headland exposed to the North Atlantic; its lighthouse, first lit in 1958, remains a coastal landmark. Beaches, moorland and sea cliffs define the local setting more than urban bustle, while the A836 provides the main road link through this remote part of the Highlands. Browse other webcams across Sutherland and the Scottish Highlands to place Strathy in a wider geographic context.

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