Coastal Walks & Sandy Beaches
Further afield attractions include the natural sea arch of Bow Fiddle Rock, Logie Head and walking along the coast where you may catch glimpses of dolphins, seals and magnificent seabirds.
Further afield attractions include the natural sea arch of Bow Fiddle Rock, Logie Head and walking along the coast where you may catch glimpses of dolphins, seals and magnificent seabirds.
Our Accommodation
Bernie
Lovely cottage. This was our 2nd time and again enjoyed it all. Lovely walks on the beach with the dog. Lovely meals cooked in the well equipped kitchen. Multiple visits to the friendly nearby golf club. A real home away from home. My happy place.
Janet
Had everything we needed and more . Excellent location. Got to see the aurora . Would definitely go back and recommend
John
Our 3rd annual visit to the cottage at 61 Seatown, Cullen. Selected for location, comfort and good value. The cottage has everything you need for a hassle free, comfy visit, and in a great location for touring around Moray. The two bedrooms are a good size, plenty kitchen space and utilities, a snug lounge area, and an outside sitting dining area, which we used a lot. Already booked up for next year and would highly recommend.
Louise
Fantastic idyllic property, has everything u could possibly think of, extremely clean comfortable bed private love the original features like the fold doors in the bathroom and kitchen … Iam local and lived here for a Hogmanay wedding due to no transport and I loved it so I can only imagine how people from afar would feel if they had never visited Portknockie
Lynne
This is about the fifth time we have stayed at 18b New Street. It is well presented and very comfortable. You have all the kitchen equipment you will need, which is rare (usually no can opener or corkscrew!). The furniture is all comfortable. Always well maintained and always spotless. The car can be parked straight outside the door and the property being on one level, is perfect for my disabled husband. Portknockie is a beautiful harbour village and is part of a long line of little villages stretching from Fraserburgh in the east through to Spey Bay and beyond in the west. A perfect property in a perfect location.
Sarah
Possibly one of the cleanest holiday homes I have stayed in. The location to the beach is amazing – 2 minute walk. We spent so much time just wandering down to watch the waves. Perfect for 4 people, and had everything we needed. We will definitely be booking here again.
Stewart
Opened the door to 18b and was blown away, couldn’t have been more pleased ! Everything you could need, and spotless. Blessed with a week of great weather, had an absolute cracker of a holiday, and would recommend to everyone.
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The Moray Firth stretches along the North East coast of Scotland, renowned for its rugged beauty and diverse landscapes. From cliffs to sandy beaches, and its rich marine life, to historic castles, charming fishing villages and picturesque harbours. Overall, the Moray Firth coastline offers a captivating blend of natural beauty, cultured heritage and wildlife




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