Brabsterdorran

Scotland

Brabsterdorran lies in Scotland's far north, part of Caithness where moorland meets the North Sea coast. The village connects via local roads to Halcro and Gillock, with the A99 providing the main coastal route to John O'Groats and Wick. Long-distance visitors use the A9 from Inverness and beyond. Wick John O'Groats Airport serves the area, with around 12 fast EV chargers available locally. The name derives from Old Norse, with "dorran" meaning a small rocky hill.