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Join us on our journey, as we recreate one of the most dramatic prehistoric monuments ever built - the enigmatic broch of Scotland!
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Community Website visitjohnogroats.com John o'Groats has some of Scotland's most spectacular sea stacks and cliffs are just a short drive from the village - varied bird and wildlife too
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John O' Groats ( Scottish Gaelic: Taigh Iain Ghròt) is a village 2.5 mi (4 km) northeast of Canisbay, Caithness, in the far north of Scotland. John O' Groats lies on Great Britain's northeastern tip, and is popular with tourists as the most distant point on the mainland from Land's End in Cornwall, 876 mi (1,410 km) to the southwest.
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John O'Groats Things to do in John O'Groats Top Things to Do in John O'Groats, Caithness and Sutherland - John O'Groats Attractions Things to Do in John O'Groats Popular things to do Tours & Sightseeing Multi-day & Extended Tours Cultural & Theme Tours Walking Tours Tours in and around John O'Groats
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A brief history John O'Groats History A mound near the John O'Groats House Hotel marks the site where Jan de Groot, a Dutchman, built his famous house in the reign of James IV (1488 - 1513).
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The John o' Groats Trail is a 147 mile coastal walking route from Inverness to John o' Groats, traversing shorelines, cliff tops, back lanes and footpaths of the Scottish Highlands. The route is a work in progress. Some of it is remote, pathless and challenging terrain. Other sections are already popular walks. See stage status pages.
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John O'Groats has a wide range of tourist attractions and activities. Wildlife Explore Dining History DISCOVER MORE Stay with us Luxury Accommodation Tucked away in an area of outstanding beauty and wild Scottish landscapes, a choice of luxury John O'Groats accommodation options await you.
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The trail divides naturally at Helmsdale, the halfway point, the southern half being mostly low and the northern half being mostly along cliff tops. The other approach is to walk just the coastal section of the trail, known as the John o' Groats Coastal Trail. This runs from Dornoch to John o' Groats and covers approximately 102 mi/163 km.
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John O'Groats may be best known for its jaw-dropping location at the top of mainland Britain, but that's not the only reason you should visit! Located in a dramatic coastal location, it's the perfect spot to base yourself as you discover natural wonders, incredible attractions and exhilarating activities in the north of Scotland.
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John O' Groats Ferry - Home. +44 (0)1955 611353. Wildlife Cruises. from John O' Groats Orkney Day Tours. to Orkney Ferry.
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This Highland village combines dramatic, unspoilt scenery and fascinating wildlife. Just 11 miles from Dunnet Head, the mostly northerly point of mainland Britain, the small coastal village of John o' Groats is the starting point for many embarking on the famous 'End to End' journey to Land's End in England, some 876 miles away.
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John O'Groats is a small coastal village scattered over a large area and is mainly a rural farming community situated in an extreme location. There are two focal points in the village: the Post Office and Grocery store (which has a cash machine) and the Seaview Hotel. The other focus is the 'End of the road' harbour area, Inn, and main car park.
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John O’ Groats Harbour, Caithness.
The Harbour houses all the local shellfish boats as well as the Orkney ferry during the summer. You can find the iconic John O'Groats signpost here where you can have your picture taken at the start or end of your journey.
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49. £ • Dessert. The Old Schoolhouse Tearoom. 4. Roads End Cafe. 73. £ • Quick Bites, Cafe, British. John O'Groats Tourism: Tripadvisor has 5,916 reviews of John O'Groats Hotels, Attractions, and Restaurants making it your best John O'Groats resource.
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John O'Groats has long been a popular destination for sea fishing enthusiasts, offering some of the most stunning and challenging fishing grounds in the UK.
