Loup of Fintry
Loup of Fintry is a waterfall on the River Endrick with a plunge pool used for wild swimming.
14 natural swimming spots within about 60 miles of Glasgow, sorted by straight-line distance. Open each spot for the season, booking rules and directions.
14 spots in the Glasgow area
Loup of Fintry is a waterfall on the River Endrick with a plunge pool used for wild swimming.
A long, wide sandy beach north of Troon Harbour, separated from Barassie by a wide grassy area.
A sandy sea beach between Ardrossan and Saltcoats, designated as bathing water since 1987.
Newton Bay is a shingle beach forming part of the public Millport Bay bathing water on Great Cumbrae.
A 2-kilometre sandy bathing beach at the northern end of Ayr Bay beside Troon.
Small sandy bay and designated bathing water beside Aberdour Harbour.
Silver Sands is a sandy public bathing beach east of Aberdour on the Firth of Forth.
Wardie Bay is a small, accessible sandy urban beach beside Granton Harbour.
Burntisland is a sandy public bathing beach with rock pools on the northern shore of the Firth of Forth.
Pettycur Bay is a sandy public bathing beach on the Firth of Forth near Kinghorn.
Portobello is a sandy Edinburgh beach and designated bathing water with a promenade.
Fisherrow Sands is a sandy beach between Musselburgh and Joppa, beside Fisherrow Harbour.
Seton Sands is a public sandy and rocky bathing beach on the Firth of Forth near Longniddry.
Gullane Bents is a public sandy beach with dunes and access to the North Sea near Gullane.