Shore Cottage
Although the shores at Hunterston have industrial influences there are still magnificent wildlife from birdlife to sealife. You will find Mullet swimming near the outlet of the Burn Gill, and sometime seals along the Hunterston Sands along with the various bird life too.
The shore area along Hunterston is split into 4 areas, the whole area is called the Hunterston Sands, with Gulls Walk being the area where the Burn Gill exits.
Heading south you get to Inner Brigurd Point where the Roman Pier is located (shown as yellow square), beyond that is Brigurd Point. Following on south you come to Stoney Port then to Little Brigurd where you will see the Three Sisters and Jennys Dyke.
The shore area along Hunterston is split into 4 areas, the whole area is called the Hunterston Sands, with Gulls Walk being the area where the Burn Gill exits.
Heading south you get to Inner Brigurd Point where the Roman Pier is located (shown as yellow square), beyond that is Brigurd Point. Following on south you come to Stoney Port then to Little Brigurd where you will see the Three Sisters and Jennys Dyke.
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