Places of Interest in Portknockie, Grampian Highlands, Scotland

The spectacular Bow Fiddle Rock at Portknockie is the village's most visited tourist attraction. Along this section of the Moray Firth the sea has carved prominent caves, arches and sea stacks in the ... more

This immense flight of steps on the footpath along the shore between Cullen and sunnyside beach was built single-handed by Tony Hetherington. Sadly he was killed in a canoeing accident in 1993 shortly... more

Four miles (6.5km) south of Cullen are the ruins of Deskford church, a scheduled ancient monument, incorporating a finely carved sacrament house of 1551. more

Now situated in the square, the cross previously stood at old Cullen. It dates from 1696 and incorporates a still older carving of the virgin and child. more

The backdrop to the garden features a striking trellis, which mirrors the design of the nearby cathedral and is covered in yellow, white and red roses. Made possible by and reliant upon the generosity... more