Sanna Sands

[MScott]

I've seen a picture of a fantastic beach called Sanna Sands. Its in the country but where?

[comeleon]

This is taken from a tourist brochure:--Ardnamurchan peninsula. The road out to the lighthouse at Kilchoan, the most Westerly point on the British mainland, is one of the most remote and narrow in this country, but with a special blend of scenery that brings visitors back year after year. Once past the turn off at Salen you enter a different world where time slows down and you can appreciate this unspoiled and vast paradise. A whole day is never enough, particularly if the sun is out and you get glued to the beach at Sanna!

[modge]

Sanna Sands are on Ardnamurchan, at the most Westerly point of the British mainland. You get there by turning left at Fort William, taking the road to Mallaig, then fork off to the left until you reach the village of Salen, take a right and travel 23 miles along a tiny single track road which ends at the Sands. It's faster if you take the Corran ferry (near Glencoe) and travel through Glen Tarbet to Salen. Whichever way, it's worth the journey!