Smoo Cave (Durness, Scotland) Reviews
Newest Review: ... (well, thin sticks, actually!) that were moving in the sea, it wasn't particularly useful. The second and third visits I took though provided a more stable solution of a wooden walkway and I can only assume that this is still standing. I'm not sure what time the tide comes in making the cave inaccessible, but I'm sure it must. I visited in the afternoons and in the early evening and was able to access it fine. The cave isn't particularly large and you wont be able to get an extensive walking tour of it like you would be able to get of the caves at Cheddar Gorge or other places. It really is rather tiny, but because of it's rural locat... more
Customer Smoo Cave (Durness, Scotland) Reviews (1)
by - written on 01/07/05 (Very useful, 570 readings)
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Smoo Cave can be found about a mile away from the village of Durness which is the most North Western village of Britain and is within easy walking distance of the village although you will have to walk up a relatively steep hill when leaving the village in the direction of the cave. There is a car park at the cave, though, if you have your own transport and don't fancy the walk. It is free to visit Smoo Cave, but access is difficult for the disabled. In fact, it is fairly impossible for anyone with mobility problems as you have to walk down a wooden staircase which has at one point got fairly wide gaps between the stairs. At this point you have to cross some ... Read the complete review
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