About This Place

The Oyce of Quindry is a flat sandy inlet on the Orkney island of South Ronaldsay. Set within a convoluted bay this is an extremely sheltered spot and has been used to land boats since Viking times. --> At low tide there is a wide area of sand here, whilst towards the mouth of the inlet there are stretches made up of small rocks. This is an area with some history to explore including megalithic sites and some World War II fortifications.

💡 Our Take

Long Ayre Beach sounds paw-fect for year-round doggy frolics! Though we're short on details, the "dogs allowed" restriction (or lack thereof!) makes it instantly appealing. Picture this: tail-wagging freedom on potentially soft sands. Before you head out, check for local parking - beach access points might have limited spots. As for nearby facilities and swim safety, do a quick online search; bring water! This empty info blurb suits playful pups ready for anything but better for dogs that aren't anxious about surprises! Always be aware of tides. Go have fun!