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| Aberdeen | ||||
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Capital of Grampian Highlands, famous
for its sparkling granite buildings, Marischal College, ancient University, fishing and North Sea Oil. A rich heritage is displayed in the city museums and in the much admired Art Gallery. Experience the drama of the North Sea at the recently extended Maritime Museum. A regular winner of the Britain in Bloom trophy, with the exotic Duthie Park Winter Gardens, colourful floral displays and numerous parks. The largest holiday resort in Scotland with 2 miles of clean sandy beach, children's playgrounds, a huge Fun Fair, a superb pleasure pool, ice rink and indoor sports facilities at the Beach Leisure Centre. |
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| The Beach Aberdeen | ||||
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| Aboyne | ||||
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Surrounding the Green where the famous
Highland Games are held, Aboyne was laid out in 1676. Closeby is the village of Dinnet. Here too you will find the beautiful Glen Tanar Estate and Braeloine Interpretative Centre. To the north is the Lumphanan Peel Ring and the Tomnaverie Stone Circle. The village has a Community Centre with indoor sports, swimming pool and squash courts, golf, tennis, bowls. Other activities in the area include water skiing, gliding, fishing, rowing boats, riding, and walking. |
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| Royal Deeside | ||||
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| Advie | ||||
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Advie is in Speyside an area renowned
for its natural beauty offering endless opportunities for visitors to the area. There are many places of interest such as Ballindalloch Castle, the RSPB reserve at Loch Garten. Many enjoy sampling some of the world famous whiskies from one of the distilleries in the area. The more active visitor can also participate in some of the numerous sporting activities which Speyside boasts, including fishing, golf, skiing, mountainbiking, watersports and hillwalking. |
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| Ballindalloch Castle | ||||
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| Ballater | ||||
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Rarely will the number
of 'By Appointment' signs on shops be encountered in such number as they are in Ballater. Set in magnificent scenery, Ballater is an excellent touring centre. Within easy reach are Crathie Castle and Balmoral, the Scottish holiday home of The Royal Family. Closeby too are Lochnagar, Glen Muick and Muir of Dinnet Nature Reserve. Activities in the area include walking, putting, tennis, indoor and outdoor bowls, golf, pony trekking, orienteering, fishing. |
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| Crathie Castle | ||||
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| Banchory | ||||
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Banchory
is sheltered by the massive Hill O' Fare on the banks of the salmon-rich
river Dee. Crathes Castle and Gardens (just three miles east of Banchory). was built in 1553 and was the home of the Burnett family of Leys for four centuries. With its fairytale turrets and elaborate gargoyles, this 16th century castle is renowned for both its exterior and interior splendour (many of the rooms still have their original painted ceilings). An ideal location for touring Royal Deeside, Banchory is a popular centre with visiters from all over the world. |
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| The River Dee at Banchory | ||||
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| Banff | ||||
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Banff is an historic coastal
town with many finely restored 18th century buildings and Colleonard Sculpture Gardens. The magnificent Adam mansion Duff House (HS) operates as an outstation of the National Galleries of Scotland. There is also a town museum. There are Walkman tape tours from Easter to October and activities in the area include golf, bowls, putting, tennis, indoor sports and swimming pool, river and sea angling, shooting, woodland and seashore walks and town architectural trail. There is a good clean sandy beach and the area has a moderate climate. |
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| The Harbour and Seafront Banff | ||||
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| Boat of Garten | ||||
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The village of Boat of
Garten lies on the River Spey around 4 miles north of the winter sports and summer resort of Aviemore. Nearby is the Osprey Center and beautiful Loch Garten. The quiet village is well suited to touring the area and is a favourite of anglers who can enjoy both river and loch fishing. There is a local hotel where meals are available but the main shopping centre is Aviemore where all kinds of activities are available. Here too you will find a variety of evening entertainment in local hotels, a cinema and swimming pool etc. |
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| Boat of Garten Steam Railway | ||||
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| Braemar | ||||
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Braemar is the eastern
gateway to the Cairngorm mountains and an ideal centre for walkers and naturalists. The famous Braemar Gathering is held on the first Saturday in September each year. Braemar Castle and Braemar Highland Heritage Centre are both open to the public and worthy of a visit. Activities in the area include bowls, putting, golf, walking, winter downhill skiing at Glenshee, cross-country skiing, hang gliding, fishing and pony trekking |
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| Braemar seen from a distance | ||||
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| Buckie | ||||
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Buckie has a busy harbour with large
fishing fleet, fish market and boatbuilding yards. There are good clean sandy beaches and a swimming pool. Nearby are historic Tynet Chapel and St. Gregory's Church. Activities in the area include bowling, golf, indoor sports, pony trekking, putting, sea angling, sea bathing, squash and walking. |
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| Buckie | ||||
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| Cullen | ||||
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Cullen is a captivating little town
on the Moray Firth with a magnificent bay, picturesque Seatown, Georgian New Town, striking arched viaducts, and a 14th century church. The Coastal Trail passes through Cullen and a visit to the Tugnet Ice House is recommended. Tugnet is also a Nature Reserve having Ospreys, Herons and Owls. Activities in the area include bowling, fishing, golf, sandy beaches, sea angling, sea bathing, walking, petanque. |
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| Cullen showing fine sandy beaches | ||||
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| Findhorn | ||||
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The picturesque village
of Findhorn on the Moray Firth has long been a mecca for visitors and offers excellent watersports facilities. The entire coastline has fine clean sandy beaches while the Whisky and Castle Trails are nearby. Renowned for it's moderate climate the Moray Firth has long been a favourite destination of holidaymakers from all over the world. Attractions include Findhorn Village Heritage Centre and Findhorn Foundation. Activities in the area include bowling, canoeing, fishing, sailing, sea bathing, tennis, walking, water-skiing, windsurfing |
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| Findhorn Beach | ||||
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| Findochty | ||||
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Findochty and Portknockie are neighbouring
villages with picturesque harbours and traditional cottages. There are wonderful clif-top walks giving panoramic views of the Moray Firth. Dolphin cruises are popular with visitors and are available from Findochty harbour. Activities in the area include bowling, golf, sea angling, sea bathing, tennis, and walking. |
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| Findochty | ||||
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| Forres | ||||
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Forres is a thriving floral town with
award-winning parks and gardens. Here you will find the Falconer Museum, Sueno's Stone and fine views from the Nelson Tower on Cluny Hill. To the west are Brodie Castle and Dallas Dhu Distillery and the Moray Firth holiday town of Nairn with its splendid beaches and championship golf course. Activities in the area include indoor and outdoor bowling, fishing, golf, indoor sports, pony trekking, putting, riding, squash, swimming pool, tennis, walking, and wayfaring course. |
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| Forres | ||||
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| Fraserburgh | ||||
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Fraserburgh is a major fishing port
with award-winning sandy beaches. The first ever Scottish Lighthouse was built here and is now part of Scotland's Lighthouse Museum. There are guided tours of harbour in summer and visitors are welcomed at the working meal mill at nearby Sandhaven. Activities in the area include golf, bowls, tennis, putting, sea and loch angling, indoor swimming pool, squash, miniature railway, horse riding, stock car racing, craft industries. |
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| The Beach at Fraserburgh | ||||
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| Fyvie | ||||
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Fyvie is a delightful picturesque
wooded village where Fyvie Castle and church are well worthy of a visit. The castle houses countless fine works of art and is an excellent example of Scottish Baronial architecture. The stained glass windows in the village church are by Tiffany. Activities in the area include river angling, bowls, woodland walks and woodland walking. Golf courses are within easy reach. |
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| Fyvie Castle | ||||
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| Grantown on Spey | ||||
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Grantown-on-Spey is a thriving
country town giving easy access to the Cairngorm Mountains while it’s location in the Spey Valley makes it an excellent base from which to tour the area. Those interested in wildlife will relish a visit to the Osprey Centre at nearby Boat of Garten where you will also find the Strathspey Steam Railway. Activities in the area include golf, loch and river fishing, horse riding, watersports at nearby Loch Morlich and easy access to winter sports facilities at Aviemore, Scotland's premier winter ski resort. |
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| Huntly | ||||
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Former seat of the Gordon family, the
'Cock o' the North', the town is an ideal centre for touring scenic Strathbogie. Nearby is Glendronach Distillery, the remarkable medieval church of St. Mary's at Auchindoir and Leith Hall. In the town itself, Huntly Castle, the Brander Museum and the Nordic Ski Centre should not be missed. You will also find a Community Centre, local museum, indoor swimming pool, tennis, putting, miniature golf, trampoline, bowls, golf, fishing, wayfaring, buggy racing, pony trekking, walking, cycling, Nordic skiing on dry track and Town Trail. |
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| Inverbervie | ||||
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The Royal Burgh of Inverbervie lies
at the mouth of the Bervie Water. It is well situated for touring the east coast fishing villages and the Howe o' the Mearns. Nearby at Arbuthnott is the Grassic Gibbon Centre and the Mill of Benholm Visitor Centre is close to the village of Johnshaven. The town has a sports centre, paddling pool, putting and crazy golf and activities in the area include tennis, bowls, fishing, sailing, pony trekking and riding. |
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| Inverbervie Beach | ||||
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| Inverurie | ||||
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Inverurie is a thriving
town amidst beautiful countryside with long and short walks on the nearby hill of Bennachie. The Bennachie Centre is geared to the interpretation of the social and natural history of the area. One of the earliest parts of Scotland to be farmed, the area has a wealth of archaeological sites including the stone circles detailed on the Stone Circle Trail while to the north is the Maiden Stone. Inverurie has a Community centre, local museum, indoor swimming pool, bowls, putting, tennis, indoor bowling, golf, fishing, hiking, cycling and cinema. |
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| Countryside around Inverurie | ||||
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| Keith | ||||
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Keith is a thriving town
on the Malt Whisky Trail, with Strathisla Distillery open to visitors. It is an important agricultural centre and nearby is the restored Mill of Towie. There is easy access to the little fishing villages along the Moray Firth coast where good clean beaches are to be found and quaint harbours that invite exploration. Activities in the area include bowling, fishing, golf, indoor sports, putting, tennis, squash, swimming and walking. |
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| Keith War Memorial | ||||
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| Kingussie | ||||
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Kingussie
attracts visitors all year round and is home to one of Scotland's finest folk museums. Just 12 miles south of Aviemore it is also provides a popular winter destination for skiers. The Highland Folk Museum, shared between Kingussie and nearby Newtonmore is open all year and its collection of buildings and artefacts combine to give a fascinating insight into Highland life. During the summer months demonstrations of traditional crafts take place most days in the 'streets' of the village-like grounds. |
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| Folk Museum Kingussie | ||||
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| Laurancekirk | ||||
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Laurencekirk is the principal
town in the Howe o' the Mearns, it is an ideal base for touring Lewis Grassic Gibbon country. The picture shows this unusual 1888 crow-stepped gothic stone arch across the road with the church spire clearly visible as you enter the beautiful village of Edzell. To the south lies St. Cyrus National Nature Reserve. Activities in the area include fishing, tennis, bowling, putting and the town has an indoor sports centre. |
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| Edzell near Laurencekirk | ||||
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| Lossiemouth | ||||
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Lossiemouth is a traditional
Moray Firth seaside town with magnificent sandy beaches. Worthy of a visit are The Fisheries Museum, the ruins of Duffus Castle and Spynie Palace. There is an RAF base close to the town where you will often see Lightning and Buccaneer strike aircraft land and take off. Activities in the area include bowling, fishing, golf, indoor sports, putting, sailing, sea angling, river angling, go-karting, horse riding, tennis, walking. |
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| Lossiemouth Sea Front | ||||
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| MacDuff | ||||
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MacDuff is a fishing port at the mouth
of the River Deveron on the Moray Firth. The annual Mobil North Sea Yacht Race between Stavanger and Macduff starts ~ finishes here. (Alternate years). The area around MacDuff is noted for the spectacular cliff scenery and sunsets. There are guided tours of the harbour during the holiday season. The new Marine Aquarium is home to Britain's deepest seawater tank. Activities in the area include golf, bowling, river and sea-angling, shooting, water sports, bird-watching and walking. |
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| MacDuff Harbour | ||||
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| Montrose | ||||
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The popular holiday resort of Montrose
sits in on a natural harbour known as Montrose basin, famous as a bird sanctuary and containing a visitor centre. The sanctuary is best seen at high tide, especially in autumn when migrant geese call there. The well-designed visitor centre has an exhibition and telescopes overlooking the estuary. There is a fine sandy beach and activities in the area include golfing, fishing, water sports and walking. |
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| Montrose Beach | ||||
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| Nairn | ||||
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Nairn has long been a favourite
holiday resort with many of the rich and famous who appreciated the moderate climate of the Moray Firth. It is an excellent base for touring the area and has wonderful stretches of clean sandy beaches close to a leisure centre containing an indoor swimming pool, steam room, restaurant,outdoor games park and other facilities. The town has two golf courses~one of which is a championship course. Within easy reach are Cawdor Castle, Brodie Castle, Darnaway Castle, Fort George and Culloden Battlefield. Activities include golfing, loch and river fishing, water sports and walking. |
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| Nairn Beach | ||||
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| Stonehaven | ||||
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Stonehaven is an attractive
seaside resort has a picturesque and sheltered harbour busy with sailing yachts. There is a Leisure Centre with indoor swimming pool, heated outdoor swimming pool. The Tolbooth Museum is a notable building on the quayside and the spectacular fortress of Dunnottar Castle is well worthy of a visit. Closeby Fowlsheugh RSPB Seabird Colony is home to the largest seabird colony in mainland Britain. Activities in the area include tennis, fishing, bowls, golf, open air draughts, trim track, sea angling and boat trips, pony trekking, windsurfing and putting. |
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| Stonehaven Harbour | ||||
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| Turriff | ||||
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Turriff is a bustling farming
town which was the capital of a 6th century Pictish prince. The town has an indoor sports centre, swimming pool and boating lake. Nearby Delgatie Castle dates from the 11th Century and is worthy of a visit. The annual Turriff Show is one of Europe's major agricultural events and the Pipe Band Contest also attracts large crowds. Activities in the area include golf, tennis, bowls, putting, riding, river angling and shooting. |
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