Durness is a wild, windswept gem perched on Scotland’s far north-west coast, where rugged cliffs meet turquoise seas in a dramatic embrace. Its beach stretches wide and white, a perfect, pristine expanse of sand framed by towering limestone cliffs and the occasional grazing sheep—a quintessentially remote Highland delight. By day, the light dances on the waves and carves sharp shadows into the rock formations; by night, the sky erupts with stars, making it a dreamscape for landscape and nightscape photographers alike. With the company of my loyal dogs, Jasper and Mitchell, the beach is not just a backdrop, but a playground for adventures filled with salty sea spray and crisp Highland air.
