Whaligoe's Cliffs

Whaligoe's Cliffs are stunning sea cliffs situated on the north coast of Caithness county in Ulbster, United Kingdom. The cliffs are of sedimentary origin, and consist of millions of years of eroded rocky layers. The dramatic views of these centuries-old sea cliffs provide visitors with an awe-inspiring view of the roaring sea below and the rustic coastline. Visitors can access the cliffs by following a steep flight of cut steps down to the bottom, where often roosted birds and other marine creatures can be seen. Whaligoe's Cliffs are popular among hikers, photographers, and those interested in marine wildlife. The area is accessible by car and the road leading up to the cliffs can be accessed from the village of Ulbster.