Macduff

Macduff, a town nestled on Banff Bay facing Banff across the River Deveron, boasts a rich history. Once known as Doune, it was transformed into the burgh of Macduff by the 2nd Earl Fife in 1783. The iconic Deveron Bridge connects Macduff to Banff, taming the River Deveron. History buffs can explore the nearby Longman Hill, featuring an ancient monument – a large long barrow.

Macduff offers a variety of attractions for visitors. Immerse yourself in the underwater world at the Macduff Marine Aquarium, or witness the incredible views and witness gannets at the RSPB Troup Head Nature Reserve. For a touch of serenity, visit the Temple of Venus, known for its picturesque walking paths and sunset views. Admire the unique Italian architecture of the Macduff Parish Church, or enjoy a game at the welcoming Royal Tarlair Golf Club.

For a unique shopping experience, head to The Platform, a former railway station transformed into a shopping destination. Browse through a variety of stores offering clothing, homeware, and quirky gifts. Don’t miss Annie’s Cakery for a delightful treat! Seafood lovers can find fresh catches at Inshore Fish Supply, a local favorite. In the evening, unwind and socialize with the locals at The Royal British Legion Scotland.