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Crovie
Plan Your Trip to Crovie: Experience Coastal Charm
Escape the hustle and bustle of city life and journey back in time to Crovie, a unique village nestled between the North Sea and rugged cliffs.
Accessed by a steep hill, Crovie's residents transport their groceries by wheelbarrow, adding to its charm. Marvel at the houses seemingly emerging from the sea, a sight found nowhere else on earth.
As Europe's best-preserved fishing village, Crovie boasts the narrowest space between shore and cliff in Scotland. Explore holiday homes and self-catering accommodations adorned with brightly painted pebbles and maritime art.
Nearby, discover the RSPB reserve at Troup Head, where thousands of birds soar above red cliffs. Don't miss Cullykhan Bay's sandy cove and Hell's Lum, a mesmerising sea cave, adding to Crovie's enchanting allure.
Getting There
Head north from Aberdeen by car via the A90 and A948. There is a bus via Macduff operated by Stagecoach.