Tel: +44 (0) 1261 832 414

Mariners cottage is situated on the beach at Macduff , the historic fishing port with its picturesque harbour & fisher houses nestling on the hillside. It and has wonderful views over the Moray Firth & Dolphins, Minke whales and seals are regularly seen from the cottage.

 It is in a quiet location yet close and convenient to all the town amenities, including shops, restaurants and other services

 Our cozy, modernized traditional fisherman's cottage boasts Panoramic sea and coastal view and benefits from gas central heating, and sleeps up to 5 people.

We are ideally placed for exploring both the Casstle and Whisky Trails, and an ideal base for Walkers, Golfers and Anglers wanting to take advantage of the excellent opportunities available locally

Email: info@marinerscottage.co.uk

The Seafield Arms Hotel

17-19 Seafield Street, Cullen

Buckie, Banffshire

Tel: +44 (0) 1542 84079

Email: info@theseafieldarms.co.uk

Web: www.theseafieldarms.co.uk

A warm welcome awaits you at The Seafield Arms Hotel.

The hotel is one of the finest and most popular hotels on the Moray Firth Coast, sitting perfectly in a peaceful and tranquil surrounding, in the very centre of this historical village, conveniently situated mid way between Aberdeen and Inverness. This popular spot is well known for having a truly relaxing atmosphere and access to some amazing walks around a stunning coastline, which will leave you feeling refreshed and relaxed.  Airport transfers can be arranged.

This exquisite hotel has the ambience and tranquillity of an 18th century coaching inn. On our doorstep is the famous Seafield Estate, home of the Ogilvie-Grants. The records state that Martha, mother of King Robert the Bruce had residence here. The warmth, the welcome, the log fire (with its historic Carved Surround and a secret all its own) in the Hotel Lounge Bar, and the ambience of the hotel are all perfectly complimented by the delightful surroundings

Whether your visit to this part of the north-east of Scotland is for fishing, walking, golf or just for relaxation, you will have an enjoyable stay.

No.13 Crovie

(3 Star STB Self Catering Cottage Sleeping 6)

Banffshire, Scotland

Tel: +44 (0) 1563 535790

Cast your eyes over the Scottish village of Crovie (pron. "Crivvy"), a Conservation Area, where houses cling to the base of the cliffs, their front doors dangling in the sea. Just 40 miles north of Aberdeen you can relax in a tranquil fishing village, little changed in over 100 years

No. 13 Crovie is an ideal holiday location for exploring the many surrounding attractions. Whether your interest is castles, bird colonies on Troup Head, golfing, fishing, the nearby historic towns of Banff and Fraserburgh, or just pottering on the beach and drinking tea on the bankhead.  If you are lucky, you may catch sight of the Moray Firth dolphins, and on clear starry winter nights the Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis) are occasionally visible. Crovie faces west along the Moray Firth, so you can relax in front of the cottages, stare out to sea and enjoy the beautiful summer sunsets. Or maybe you would prefer to curl up beside the real fire, with a large whisky and some freshly cooked seafood, gazing out at the waves splashing off the pier ? Everyone who has stayed at Crovie has fond memories

Whatever your pace, slow or dead slow, Crovie will occupy a special place in your heart

Email: 13crovie@freescotland.com

The Boyne Hotel

2 North High Street, Portsoy

Tel: +44 (0) 1261 842242

Email: boynehotel@yahoo.co.uk

This cosy  hotel, situated in the heart of the bonnie seaside village of Portsoy, boasts 12 en-suite bedrooms and a popular Public/Lounge Bar. Evening meals are available to residents, on request.  All meals are prepared using only the finest, locally sourced produce

As The Boyne Hotel is  to Portsoy - so Portsoy is to the beautiful Moray Firth Coast, lying approximately 56 miles between Aberdeen and Inverness.  Home to the famous  Portsoy Marble with its lovely sandy beach, its stunning 17th Century Harbour and Loch Soy, it makes an ideal base for those wishing to explore the delights of the North East of Scotland

Glenlivet, Banffshire

 Tel + 44 (0) 1807 590378

Web: www.minmorehousehotel.com

The Minmore Hotel is an elegant stone built country house standing amid the magnificent scenery of the Glenlivet Crown Estate in Speyside.  The Glenlivet Estate consists of nearly 90 square miles of glens, forestry and moorlands in the Grampian Highlands. There are over 100 miles of marked trails including the Speyside Way.

Minmore is a short distance from the famous Glenlivet Distillery on 'Scotland's Malt Whisky Trail' with over 35 distilleries in the region. There are 4 acres of landscaped gardens for you to enjoy, take a beautiful walk and admire our wonderful wildlife. Double & twin rooms, plus suites are available, all en-suite with telephone. The award winning restaurant, awarded 5 stars by Taste of Scotland, specialists in fine Scottish produce, while the oak panelled bar with open fire serves a selection of over 100 malt whiskies

'MAYWOOD'

BED AND BREAKFAST

Tomnavoulin, Ballindalloch

Maywood is a family run home with one double room and one twin room. The house is set in the quiet village of Tomnavoulin.

You are guaranteed a warm welcome from Brenda and Frank who will make your stay as comfortable and enjoyable as possible.

Tel: +44 (0) 1807 590429

www.maywoodbandb.co.uk

Fishermans Cottage

88 Seatown - Cullen

Charming Traditional Fisherman's Cottage Tastefully refurbished - Close to Beach & Harbour

Tel: +44 (0) 1738 812 862