A beautiful Scottish beach has been named the number one hidden gem in the country for a summer road trip, with a stunning waterfall coming in second place.
This hidden gem is a peaceful spot with white sand, has been chosen as Scotland's top secret destination for a summer getaway.
Located in the Outer Hebrides, it is a truly breathtaking place. With fewer than 100 posts on Instagram and TikTok combined, it’s perfect for anyone wanting to avoid the usual crowded tourist spots.
The beach has rolling sand dunes and clear blue water. To get there, you’ll need to take a ferry from the Scottish mainland.
Once you arrive on the island, you can park near Berneray Village Hall and take a short walk to reach the quiet beach.
When you arrive, you can stroll along the soft, golden sand and listen to the gentle sound of the waves. If you're lucky, you might even see a colony of seals relaxing nearby.
There are other beautiful places to visit that made the list, including spots in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland.
The top five hidden gems also include Blackslee Waterfall in Enniskillen, Holme Force in the Lake District, and Wild Pear Beach in Devon.
Each of these places are perfect for anyone who wants to escape into nature and explore somewhere a little off the beaten path.
Remember - LeaveNoTrace!
As with anywhere outdoors, kindly keep these areas pristine and wild by taking all trash with you. The amount of complaints we have seen since the pandemic is crazy. It's really not that hard to take your rubbish with you!
Litter tends to spread, so if you see any and are able to pick it up and dispose of it outside the hidden gem, it will help keep the area tidy.
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