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Peterhead
The largest white fish port in Europe is an interesting harbour where oil industry and fishing boats mingle, also a yacht marina and bay with waterskiing and water sports, and a museum which contains lots of whaling memorabilia and local information. Peterhead golf course, among the dunes, and across the links, is a classic example of Scottish seaside golf at its best and toughest. Founded in 1841, it is one of the oldest clubs in Britain
Fraserburgh
A fishing port with working harbour, and Kinnaird Head Lighthouse and Lighthouse Museum. Open to the public for visits and functions. Fraserburgh has sandy, unspoiled beaches, ideal for walking, windsurfing, water-skiing etc.
Cruden Bay
A fishing village with a small harbour and salmon fishing boats. Lovely walks from the old village, across the bridge, and along a few miles of sandy beach, with dunes bordering on the golf club. Cruden Bay golf club is rated 52nd in the world, it is truly a championship golf course, in a spectacular links setting. The 9 hole course is said to be the most challenging in Scotland.
Newburgh
Situated on the Ythan estuary- one of the largest salt water estuaries in Europe- Also a Nature reserve- Great for bird watching , river fishing/ angling, and golf- The golf course at Newburgh is the epitome of the typical Scottish links course, and is noted for the quality of its greens, its playability, regardless of the weather, and its magnificent setting.
Whisky and Castle Trails
Both distilleries and castles are easily accessible from here, and Balmoral Castle, the Queen’s summer residence , and Royal Deeside, are only around 2 hours drive away.
Golf Trail
Within 20 mins. many only 10 mins, drive from Buchan Ness lighthouse, there are 9 courses, covering links, heath, and parkland. Within Aberdeenshire there are 70 courses. The area has an amazing selection of courses, ranging from championship links courses like Cruden Bay, to new clubs like Longside, so whatever your handicap, there is something to suit.
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