As a small and popular family run hotel, the Seaview offers […]. The Portland Hotel is a beautiful mid 19th century building. The hotel serves meals from 5pm for both residents and non residents. Just a short walk from Lybster […]. Both huts are creatively laid out, with a double bed and a single bunk above. Each hut has its own log burner with logs supplied. There is also a kettle, toaster […]. Hotel, Garden and Restaurant open. Outdoor garden drinks service from 11am.
Food and takeaway service available. Beautifully refurbished hotel in the idyllic village of Dunnet, blessed with an enchanted forest, nostalgic Dwarwick pier and an amazing sweeping arc of white sandy beach backed by rolling sand dunes. A variety of menus are available throughout the […]. No tents. This family run campsite, which overlooks Wick River is a very quiet, secluded, picturesque […]. We are the closest bed and breakfast to the famous Stacks of Duncansby where throughout the summer months many species of birds can be found including the famous and fabulous puffins.
Thrumster House is a lived-in family home that has been welcoming visitors on holidays, sporting and fishing trips for many years. Here you will find a warm highland welcome and a house full of character and atmosphere. Enjoy sitting by the roaring fire in the main hall and a local whisky in your hand. We […]. Caithness Beautiful scenery with a hint of Royal Excellence Caithness is located on the most north eastern part of the North Coast , and serves as the most northern county in Britain to still claim royal connections.
Official NC Members Featured. Dunnet Bay Dunnet Bay is a fantastic sweeping arc of white sandy beach backed by rolling sand dunes. The committee arranged to play regular competitions […] View Details. Lindsey […] View Details. We offer high quality accommodation […] View Details. The shop features wonderful crafts from 30 talented Caithness crafters plus we also […] View Details.
The bedroom, bathroom and living area […] View Details. With high cliffs behind and sand dunes, the south side of the […] View Details. The hall is a much used asset to the life of St […] View Details. The […] View Details. Whether you opt for timeless Celtic designs or delicate […] View Details. Bed and Breakfast also available good if […] View Details. A list of cemeteries in Caithness is available from Caithness.
Multiple volumes. Click here to see an outline map of the parishes of Caithness. The National Library of Scotland has an extensive collection of maps of Caithness. These maps are high resolution and may be zoomed to a particular town or village. A complete list of maps may be found on the National Library of Scotland website. Groome and originally published in parts by Thomas C. Jack, Grange Publishing Works, Edinburgh between and For more information on Scottish poorhouses, go to the Scotland Poor Law page.
A description with drawings and photos of the workhouses today along with databases of those living there from the Census are provided on the links above located on the site entitled The Workhouse: The story of an institution Probate writs, deeds, commissary court records, and other matters related to probate are available on microfilm.
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Find the latest information on travel, and Good to Go Covid-safe businesses. Caithness and North Coast Sutherland is a large area of unspoilt, dramatic scenery in the far north of Scotland, indeed, on the extreme edge of Europe. Caithness meets Sutherland, together covering the far north coast of Scotland. The coast is low-lying on the east, and majestic on the north, with high cliffs and offshore stacks at places like Duncansby Head.
It was bordered to its south by Sutherland, as it had been during its time as a county. When regions and districts disappeared from the scene in the reorganisation, Caithness became part of the unitary council area of Highland. Initially Highland Council divided its coverage into eight management areas that were based on the eight districts, and Caithness formed one of them.
Since , Highland Council has divided up its area rather differently into three operational areas.
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