The northern tip of the Duirinish peninsula, a high headland with cliffs falling over 250 metres into the sea. There is no path and no signpost — you walk in across moorland from the end of the Galtrigill road, north of Borreraig. Two to three hours each way, weather-dependent, with views back along the whole western coast of Skye and out across the Minch to the Outer Hebrides.
Few people make the walk. The reward is total solitude on one of the highest sea cliffs in Britain.