Gourdon

Gourdon is a charming coastal village with a working harbour dating back to 1820, offering a blend of maritime heritage, scenic walks and authentic local life.

Maritime heritage

Visit the Maggie Law Maritime Museum, housed in a former coastguard building, to learn about the heroic lifeboat Maggie Law and the village’s rich marine history. Explore the harbour and watch local fishermen at work, witnessing a living tradition that continues to shape the village.

Food & local flavours

Sample freshly caught seafood at the harbour, from classic fish and chips to local delicacies. Traditional quayside shops and filleting sheds offer a taste of authentic coastal cuisine straight from the North Sea.

Coastal walks & nature

Take in stunning views along the coastal paths linking Gourdon with neighbouring villages such as Gardenstown and Pennan. Enjoy opportunities for seabird watching and photography along rugged cliffs and sandy coves.