Stenness Beach is a beautiful and secluded beach located on the northern tip of the North Mainland of Shetland. It is known for its stunning scenery, dramatic coastline, and abundant wildlife. The beach is also home to a number of historical ruins, including the remains of an old fishing station. Stenness Beach was once a thriving fishing community. However, the fishing industry declined in the late 19th century, and the beach was eventually abandoned. 

How to get there:

Stenness Beach is located on the northern coast of Mainland Shetland, approximately 20 miles from Lerwick. To get to the beach, you can take the A971 north from Lerwick. Once you reach the village of Eshaness, follow the signs for Stenness Beach.

Best time:

The best time to shoot photos of Stenness Beach is during the golden hour, but you can take photos basically at any time of the day, especially on an overcast day.

Parking:

There is a small car park located at the entrance to Stenness Beach. The walk from the car park to the beach is about 2 minutes.

Where to shoot:

Explore the beach, there are plenty of possibilities to set the old fishing station in focus.