
500 Years of Crime and Punishment: A Self-Guided Audio Tour
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Categorias em Aberdeen
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Discover the captivating Buchan coast on a private tour through Scotland's lesser-known wonders. This journey takes you to quaint fishing villages like Gardenstown, Crovie, and Pennan, offering a glimpse into Scotland’s maritime history. Gain insights into the colossal fishing towns of Fraserburgh and Peterhead, and explore historic castles and scenic nature reserves along the way. With options to visit stunning sites like Troup Head and Slains Castle, this 8.5-hour tour is perfect for those seeking authentic experiences in a small group setting. - Fully Qualified Tour Guide - Private tour accommodating up to 7 people for a personalized experience - Scenic routes through historic fishing villages and towns - Opportunity to see wildlife, including puffins during the right season - Lunch break and various optional attractions available
Visit your first tiny little fishing village. An Idyllic harbour town perched upon the side of a cliff. Epic views out onto the Moray Firth. Enjoy the peace and quiet of this Historical Herring Boom Town.
Take a 10 minute stroll to Crovie - one of the most picturesque and isolated villages in the North East. The Best preserved 18th Century Fishing Village in Europe. You can tell why authors flock to this fairytale location -
An RSPB Run nature Reserve... with towering cliffs and unbelievably scenery. Perched upon the cliffs are a 50,000 strong colony of Gannets. See them nest, see them hunt and enjoy the Vistas of the Moray Firth.
A Little stop in the Village of Pennan, known for the 1980's Movie "Local Hero". Walk to the Harbour to see the Famous Phone Box, and perhaps enjoy a nice coffee at "The Coastal Cuppie".
A Drive through tour of one of the Largest Fishing Ports in Europe. Once home to over 900 ships; "The Broch" now boasts some of the most modern fleets in the Country. A True Fishing Titan and Shellfish Capital of Europe. If you'd like - we can visit the Oldest Lighthouse in Scotland, Kinnaird Head, and it's Museum.
Some of the most dramatic sea scapes in the North East. The Bullers is come to awe-inspiring rock formations, islands, sea stacks and a Geological wonder known as "the Pot". Here we will see thousands of birds, and can even spot Puffins.
A stroll down to the Impressive Ruins of Slains Castle, with its historical Links to Bram Stoker and Dracula.
A Visit down to Seal Beach, to see its colony of 3,000 Seals, along with one of the finest beaches in North East Scotland.
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Aberdeen is a granite city on Scotland's north-east coast, with a historic university, a fishing and oil port, beaches and castles in the countryside.
Aberdeen stands between the rivers Dee and Don on the North Sea, a city built of grey granite that glints with mica in the sun. Old Aberdeen, with its cobbled High Street, the crown tower of King's College chapel and St Machar's Cathedral, preserves a medieval university town, while Marischal College, a vast neo-Gothic granite frontage, looks over Broad Street. Footdee, a small fishing community of low cottages, sits by the harbour mouth.
Top-ranked sights in Aberdeen: Slains Castle, Crathes Castle, Drum Castle, Garden & Estate.
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