Top 11 Caves 스코틀랜드 북동부

More of a waterwall than waterfall there’s been so little rain - just a trickle down one side at the moment :(

Worth a trip here for that alone

A subtidal sea cave at the end of a tidal inlet/geo, the name 'The Crusie' refers to a prominent blow hole on the west side of the inlet.

It's a short walk from the car park. There is a scramble through the burn and under a chokestone. Therefore best avoided after heavy rain. There are other walks here too, for example around Loch Kinord or up the hill to make a bigger outing.

There is ample parking at the beach to set off on a costal walk. To the west of the car park is the caves, which are best explored at low tide. There are often people here late into the evening, enjoying the sunset.

You can watch sea birds swooping in and out of the cave and see waves washing through. Look out for seals too.

Nice wee waterfall and cave

One of the caves marked on the Arbroath Cliff Trail, Light cave is easy to access along the rocks at low tide. You can walk through to the other side to another beach, and return either the same way or via Dark Cave, just further up the beach. You won't need a head torch for this one but watch your head!