Scarfskerry Harbour slipway
Scarfskerry is the most northerly settlement in Great Britain, overlooking a small inlet of the Pentland Firth about seven miles west of John o' Groats. Its roughly 140m pier and small harbour are no longer used commercially, though boats still work the area for small-scale fishing and wildlife trips to see dolphins, minke whales and porpoises.
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