Castle Sinclair Girnigoe

Hi! Welcome to my Scotland's Castles channel. Here I will share my photos and videos of Scottish Castles that I have visited or recommend you check out. If you are a Scottish history fan or are just interested in visiting some interesting places in Scotland to visit then this is a good place to start.
I will take you to castles all over Scotland and the Scottish Islands that are well worth a visit if you are from Scotland or planning a trip in the future. There is nothing more exciting and interesting than the history of Scotland.

[@theastronomer5800]

Places like this make Scotland the most special place that I have ever visited.

[@mikeh4800]

The cinematography and your narration of the history of this castle is wonderful.

[@gianinalassalles2806]

Your videos are absolutely fantastic . I enjoy the beautiful scenes and history. Thanks a lot Emily !!

[@davidcreager1945]

Looks like it would have been a formidable castle back in the day !!! Thanks for sharing both the awesome views and the history ! Have a great day !

[@lunalouhoo]

This castle is on my bucket list. What a stunning location! Thanks for the video.

[@davesky538]

Incredible!

[@PatrickSeanEarl]

Thank you for sharing.
Love your videos !
Cheers 🍻 from Canada.

[@PaulStClair-or3gj]

A stunning Castle & awesome location.

[@thecastlegirl7033]

Many thanks!♥️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@whiskeycook3323]

Beautiful location! Thank you for posting

[@TaxiTam-TenerifeTam]

Great channel, very professional, got me intrigued about Scottish history now, brilliant

[@snodrog5]

Thank you! I've only been out once, now I have to back and go down below to the water!

[@stephr9859]

My Sinclair ancestors arrived in Charleston, South Carolina in the 1690s. Makes sense given the destruction you’ve described.

[@MrSinclairn]

Upvote from me,thanks for visiting my ancestral clan castle [after Rosslyn/Roslin,of course!] ! 👌👍
NB Its sole and proper name is 'Castle Girnigoe',as Castle Sinclair was a mere extension not a separate connected castle [ descended from John Sinclair,Master of Caithness mentioned in the vid]

[@tomjones7593]

Well done ! What an unbelievable place-and I live in Snowdonia ! I would only ask that you try to put a google-type map of the location in your posts-I know where Wick is as I used to fish around Caithness but many don't. I think I will go up and have a look at that ! Thanks-Tom

[@Jay_Speed]

It seems it had a bloody history, who owns it now.

[@MrSinclairn]

Owned by a charitable family trust,headed by the present 20th (Sinclair) Earl of Caithness. 👌👍

[@KatrinaMacGregor]

I’d be nervous visiting, it looks scary? Like it will crumble into the sea.

[@theastronomer5800]

That's part of the fun :)