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Beautiful eye-catcher ... great starting point for a hike to the lighthouse and the bird cliffs

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Beautiful photo opportunity... best taken from the beach with a view of the cliffs and lighthouse

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Housed in the iconic “Last House” near the famous signpost, this small brewery brews characterful ales using pure northern water. Visitors can sample, buy bottles or simply enjoy the sea views with a local beer in hand. Open daily from 11am to 4pm

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Cosy family run pub right next to the iconic John O’Groats signpost, with panoramic views across the Pentland Firth and Orkney Islands. Fresh local seafood, home cooked meals, coffee, cakes and even a local beer. Inside or on the terrace – perfect for a break after your walk to Duncansby Head

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Situated at the iconic end of the British mainland, this information point has everything you need: maps, local tips, souvenirs and information on walks, accommodation and transport. Open from Easter to October. Ideal place to plan your route or catch your breath before heading on to Duncansby Head or the ferry to Orkney.

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Good hiking trail with views.

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The clifftop trail is a true highlight of a tour on the NC500. It's impressive in bad weather, but a dream in good weather. There were hardly any visitors. But there were plenty of seabirds and seals. There's parking at the lighthouse. From there, you can only imagine the beauty of the landscape.

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A popular tourist destination at the northernmost tip of the British mainland. There is also a ferry service to the Orkney Islands. Parking is free for ferry passengers. There is a charge for using the toilet in the parking lot, but the gate often seems to be out of service.

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A popular tourist destination at the northernmost tip of the British mainland. There is also a ferry service to the Orkney Islands. Parking is free for ferry passengers. There is a charge for using the toilet in the parking lot, but the gate often seems to be out of service.

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A popular tourist destination at the northernmost tip of the British mainland. There is also a ferry service to the Orkney Islands. Parking is free for ferry passengers. There is a charge for using the toilet in the parking lot, but the gate often seems to be out of service.

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A popular tourist destination at the northernmost tip of the British mainland. There is also a ferry service to the Orkney Islands. Parking is free for ferry passengers. There is a charge for using the toilet in the parking lot, but the gate often seems to be out of service.

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A popular tourist destination at the northernmost tip of the British mainland. There is also a ferry service to the Orkney Islands. Parking is free for ferry passengers. There is a charge for using the toilet in the parking lot, but the gate often seems to be out of service.

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The beautifully situated lighthouse is near John O Groats and is well visited.

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beautiful view of the stacks

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The Signpost John O’Groats is a famous landmark that marks the end or start of a long-distance journey across Britain, from John O’Groats in Scotland to Land’s End in England. The signpost was installed in 1964 and shows the direction and distance to various destinations around the world, such as New York, Edinburgh, and the North Pole. Many travellers take photos with the signpost to commemorate their trip, and the signpost is often changed to reflect different events or occasions. The signpost is located next to the old John O’Groats hotel, near the harbour and the ferry terminal to the Orkney Islands. The signpost is a symbol of adventure and exploration, and a must-see for anyone visiting the northernmost part of Britain.

Duncansby Head Lighthouse is a square concrete tower with a black lantern and an ochre balcony, located near the most northeasterly point of the British mainland. It was built in 1924 by David Alan Stevenson, a member of the famous Stevenson family of lighthouse engineers. The lighthouse is automated and has a powerful radar beacon that can warn ships of the dangerous tidal streams and rocks in the Pentland Firth. The lighthouse is not open to the public, but you can admire it from the coastal path that leads to the Duncansby Stacks, a spectacular formation of sea stacks. Duncansby Head Lighthouse is a historic and scenic landmark that showcases the engineering and natural beauty of Scotland. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

A wonderful end to a bike adventure

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A fantastically friendly place. Good café & distillery, perfect for celebrating your arrival there😉

A distillery at John O Groats. I thought it would be a tourist trap, but I couldn’t have been more wrong!! A very friendly atmosphere & lovely whisky - what better way could you have to celebrate arriving at John O Groats 😎😎

This sight warms the heart of any adventurer who has either walked or cycled the length of Britain from Land’s End! You know that you have finally made it as there is just 1 km to go – slightly downhill - to the iconic ‘finish’ signpost at John O’ Groats harbour. The view looks north to the Pentland Firth and to the Orkney Islands beyond.