Dores Beach
Dores is a gravel and sandy beach on the north-east shore of Loch Ness beside Dores village.
15 natural swimming spots within about 60 miles of Inverness, sorted by straight-line distance. Open each spot for the season, booking rules and directions.
15 spots in the Inverness area
Dores is a gravel and sandy beach on the north-east shore of Loch Ness beside Dores village.
River pools and plunge pools lie among woodland beside Dog Falls in Glen Affric.
Plodda Falls is a 46-metre waterfall with a plunge pool at the bottom.
White Falls is a natural waterfall at Loch Spey in the Scottish Highlands.
Loch Lochy is a deep freshwater loch in the Great Glen with no established swimming spots.
Eas Chia-aig is a waterfall with a deep plunge pool known as the Witches Pool.
Loch Awe is a long, deep and cold freshwater loch with open swims and sheltered bays.
Designated sandy bathing beach south of Gairloch village, used for swimming, rowing, kayaking and snorkelling.
Steall Waterfall is a 120-metre waterfall in Glen Nevis with shallow bathing pools near the wire bridge.
Designated sand and shingle bathing beach beside Big Sand, west of Gairloch, used for swimming, boating and snorkelling.