The Banffshire coast between Cullen and Pennan is one of the most dramatic stretches of the Scottish mainland, with sandstone cliffs, sea stacks, and a series of small fishing villages. Key points include Sandend Bay, the ruins of Findlater Castle perched on a headland, the cliff colony of seabirds at Troup Head, and the remote villages of Gardenstown and Pennan. Coastal walking is excellent throughout.
Explore the Banffshire Coast
Dramatic cliffs, fishing villages, and seabird colonies
| Address | Banffshire Coast, Aberdeenshire |
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