Nisabost Beach

Nisabost Beach, located in Harris, Isle of Harris, is a popular scenic spot and tourist attraction known for its stunning beauty and unique features.

What customers mention

• Scenic Beauty: Customers consistently praise the beach's beauty, with many highlighting its clear turquoise waters, white sand, and stunning sunset views.
• Accessibility: While some customers appreciate the easy access from the lay-by off the road, others find the slight incline and limited parking on the side of the highway challenging, especially for those with mobility issues.
• Facilities and Nearby Attractions: Customers mention the proximity of the beach to a community cafe, art gallery, and toilets. The historic MacLeod's Stone is also a notable nearby attraction.
• Wildlife and Cautions: Customers note the presence of cattle on the dunes and advise caution when visiting. Some also mention spotting interesting rock pools and unique shells.

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Reviews of Nisabost Beach

Bernard S.

5/5

Stunning beach leading to MacLeod's stone. There are a number of designated parking spaces on the side of the highway immediately beside the beach access point.

hanneke

5/5

Beautiful beach, came here with a holiday, If you climb the hill most amazing view, Good for dogs too. With the interesting macleod stone, named after a famous clan from scotland

Birchwood K. C.

5/5

Beautiful beach with some rock pools. Very easy to access from the lay-by off the road. Close to the community cafe, art gallery and toilets just a minute further up the road.

hayley T.

5/5

Absolutely stunning beach, with the cutest and prettiest little shells, with a small scenic walk to Macleods stone. Caution as there are some cattle on the dunes.

Will S.

5/5

Just a stunning beach. It has perfect sunset views that will take your breath away. Due to typical wind direction, it's slightly rougher with more waves that round the corner, but more beautiful. Paddle boarders probably better round the corner in the sheltered bay.

Simon

5/5

Beach was amazing turquoise water and white sand. Suprisingly uncrowded

Lucca T.

5/5

This was our stop at the end of the day on our return from North Uist. The beach is easy to spot from the road leading to the north. Playing in the sand, catching sun rays when there is no sun on another island, the sound of the waves and another beach almost like a private one. Another perfect place to escape from civilization.

Jo

5/5

Limited parking on side of the road, bit of Incline to get to the beach , I found difficult because of limited mobility