Visiting Keiss, Accommodation



Visiting Keiss



A charming village located on the northeastern coast of Scotland, offers a serene escape with rich history and stunning coastal views. Known for its picturesque Keiss Castle, perched dramatically above the cliffs, the area is perfect for history lovers and photographers alike. You can explore the nearby beaches, ideal for peaceful walks or picnics with views over the North Sea. The village is also close to John O’Groats, making it an excellent base for exploring more of the Caithness region.

Outdoor enthusiasts will love the area’s opportunities for fishing, bird watching, and hiking along the coastal trails. The village's heritage is tied to its fishing roots, and a visit to the local harbor provides a glimpse into the traditional lifestyle. Whether you're seeking a quiet getaway, nature adventures, or a journey into Scotland’s past, Keiss offers a tranquil and scenic experience that's both refreshing and memorable.

Visit Keiss Castle



Explore the ruins of the dramatic cliff-top Keiss Castle, offering beautiful views of Sinclair's Bay, new Keiss Castle and the surrounding countryside.

Stroll on Keiss Beach



Enjoy a peaceful walk along the sandy shores of Keiss Beach, ideal for birdwatching and stunning coastal scenery.

Explore Keiss Harbour



Discover the traditional fishing heritage of Keiss at it's picturesque harbour and meet some of the local celebrities featured in the Netflix series; The Crown.

Dine at the Village Inn



Just 5 minutes walk from Flotnar Hus, enjoy fresh local seafood and a dram (or two) from one of our local distilleries.

Dine at the Village Inn



Dine in at The Village Inn and enjoy local seafood and a dram from nearby distilleries.

Visit Keiss Castle



Explore the ruins of the dramatic cliff-top Keiss Castle, offering beautiful views of the North Sea and surrounding countryside.

Stroll On Keiss Beach



Enjoy a peaceful walk along the sandy shores of Keiss Beach, ideal for birdwatching and stunning coastal scenery.

Explore Keiss Harbour



Discover the traditional fishing heritage of Keiss at its picturesque harbor, perfect for a relaxing afternoon.

Dine in at the Village Inn



Just 5 minutes walk, enjoy fresh local seafood and a dram (or two) from one of our local distilleries.

John O'Groats



Just a 10-minute drive from Keiss, John O'Groats is one of the northernmost points of mainland Scotland. Enjoy breathtaking coastal views, visit the iconic signpost, or take a boat trip to explore the nearby islands and spot wildlife like puffins, seals and orcas.

Castle of Mey



Around 20 minutes from Keiss, the Castle of Mey is a beautifully restored historic castle once owned by the Queen Mother. Visitors can explore the castle's interior, stroll through the lovely gardens, and enjoy panoramic views of the Pentland Firth.

Orkney



Gills Bay offers regular ferry crossings to Orkney. With archaeological treasures, vibrant communities, hundreds of miles of coastline, and a breath-taking array of nature and wildlife highlights, the Orkney islands are ready to be discovered.

Wick



On the most northerly shores of Scotland, where the North Sea meets the Caithness coast, Wick is home to a whisky which captures the very essence of its location. Old Pulteney; The Maritime Malt

The North Coast 500



Bringing together a route of just over 500 miles of stunning coastal scenery, white sandy beaches, rugged mountains, remote fishing villages and hidden gems.



The North Coast 500



Bringing together a route of just over 500 miles of stunning coastal scenery, white sandy beaches, rugged mountains, remote fishing villages and hiddden gems.

Sinclair Girnigoe Castle



A short drive from Keiss, this historical ruin is a fascinating glimpse into Scotland's medieval past.


John O'Groats Trail



The John O'Groats Trail, offers stunning coastal views, historic ruins, and diverse wildlife along rugged Scottish cliffs.


Sinclair Girnigoe Castle



A short drive from Keiss, this historical ruin is a fascinating glimpse into Scotland's medieval past.

John O'Groats Trail



We are proud sponsors of the John O' Groats trail. The JOGT offers stunning coastal views, historic ruins and diverse wildlife along rugged Scottish cliffs.

Stay With Us



Free wi-fi and free parking with CCTV is available at the property. EV charging is available for £0.40/kWh. All bedrooms have a private ensuite and include bed linen, towels, Scottish fine soap toiletries, access to a coffee machine, microwave facilities and a south facing patio with outdoor furniture. Personal touches include; sanitary products, vanity mirrors and flat screen TVs with Netlix.