Peterhead to Cruden Bay

Along Aberdeenshire’s dramatic eastern coastline, the stretch from Peterhead to Cruden Bay is rich in seafaring heritage, striking scenery and unforgettable coastal walks.

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Explore Peterhead, Scotland’s largest white-fish port, where maritime history meets a vibrant working harbour and fascinating attractions like the Peterhead Prison Museum. Just south, the rugged cliffs at the Bullers of Buchan offer breathtaking views and a chance to spot seabirds nesting in the natural sea arch below. The picturesque village of Cruden Bay enchants with its sweeping sandy bay, charming cottages, and the hauntingly beautiful Slains Castle, said to have inspired Bram Stoker’s Dracula. From bustling harbours to wild clifftop vistas, this coastline perfectly captures the spirit and drama of the North Sea.

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