The Waterside Hotel, Peterhead
The Waterside Hotel in Peterhead offers comfortable accommodation for it's guests. The hotel features a heated indoor swimming pool, gym, sauna, steam room, and spa pool, providing ample opportunities for relaxation and exercise. Guests can enjoy meals at Ogilvies Restaurant, which serves your breakfast and dinner daily, and unwind with a drink at the Muse Bar. The hotel provides free Wi-Fi throughout. Each spacious en-suite bedroom includes tea and coffee making facilities, a TV, hairdryer, and telephone. Additionally, the hotel has a 24-hour reception to assist guests during their stay.
Fraserburgh, Banff & McDuff
Explore the charm of Scotland’s northeast coast with a visit to Fraserburgh, Banff, and Macduff. Start in Fraserburgh, a historic fishing town renowned for its pristine beaches and impressive Heritage Centre, which tells the story of its maritime past. The iconic Kinnaird Head Lighthouse, with its museum, offers stunning sea views.
Continue your journey to Banff, a quaint town filled with Georgian architecture and scenic coastal walks. Don’t miss Duff House, a magnificent 18th-century mansion now an art gallery surrounded by serene gardens.
Finally, venture to Macduff, explore the picturesque harbour and take a walk along the coastline. Whether you're seeking history, nature, or coastal beauty, this trio of destinations offers an authentic and relaxing Scottish experience.
Cruden Bay, Stonehaven & Aberdeen
Embark on a captivating day trip through the historic towns of Cruden Bay, Stonehaven and Aberdeen nestled along Scotland's stunning northeast coast. Begin your journey in the scenic village of Cruden Bay, a hidden gem with breathtaking coastal vistas and a tranquil atmosphere. Take a walk along the sweeping sandy beach, where the dramatic ruins of Slains Castle, rumored to have inspired Bram Stoker's Dracula loom over the cliffs. The stunning natural surroundings offer the perfect opportunity for a leisurely stroll or a moment of quiet reflection.
Next, venture to Stonehaven, where the iconic Dunnottar Castle perches dramatically atop rugged cliffs overlooking the North Sea. Soak in panoramic views of the coastline before wandering through Stonehaven's charming streets lined with quaint shops and cafes.
From Stonehaven head to Aberdeen, known as the "Granite City" for its majestic grey-stone architecture. Marvel at the intricate details of Marischal College, one of the largest granite buildings in the world, and stroll along the picturesque Union Street, bustling with shops and restaurants. Don’t miss the chance to visit the award-winning Aberdeen Maritime Museum, showcasing the city's rich maritime heritage.
With its blend of history, culture, and natural beauty, this day trip promises an unforgettable Scottish experience.
