This is a very scenic part of Scotland with cliffs eastwards to Rosehearty and westwards to Macduff, there are many secluded beaches between the cliffs, a special area for people looking for peace and quiet, great for painters and photographers, bird watching is becoming more popular with RSPB opening a sanctuary at nearby Troup Head. (Stan Bruce 21 Jan 2006)
Birdwatching
Neary Troup Head has been purchased by the RSPB (Royal Society for Protection of Birds) at this location you can see a wide range of sea birds including Gannets, Puffins, Gullimots, Razorbills and just about every type of seagull you can imagine. It's a great place to see birds in their natural habitat, particularly the breeding Gannets currently 1300 pairs. But be aware these cliffs are dangerous not a place for small children. (Stan Bruce 21 Jan 2006)
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