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The estates 750 acres of parkland and farm are available to you to explore and enjoy. There are a number of trails to walk or ride and beautiful 18th century stone bridges that cross estate burns and brooks.
The castle is 5 miles from one of the most beautiful coastlines in the world where you will find picturesque fishing villages and beautiful beaches.
The nearest village of Turriff (5 miles away) has a good selection of shops, supermarkets, restaurant, pubs etc.

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Bannfshire Coast
Nicknamed Scotland’s secret dolphin coast, Bannfshire is a place of undisturbed natural beauty where dolphins, gannets, porpoises, puffins, and the occasional whale make their home. It is dotted with fishing villages such as Penan (famous for the filming of “Local Hero”), Sandend and Crovie which have remained remarkably well preserved and which have resisted the advances of too much modern development.
The coastline is dramatic and breath-taking but very accessible and safe with many cliff top walks and wonderful beaches.
Castles
There are a great many castles to see in Aberdeenshire and many form part of the Castle trail. In the area include Haddo Country Park, Fyvie Castle, and Craigievar (which inspired Walt Disney to create the castle we see in his famous films).
Walking
Aberdeenshire has a stunning coastline with vast, spectacular sandy beaches and picturesque fishing villages, as Crovie, Penan, Gardenstown, Portsoy ...
Nature and Wildlife
Nature Reserves in Aberdeenshire include: Sands of Forvie (a beautiful spot with endless sand dunes and plentiful birdlife); the Loch of Strathbeg (home to 252 species of bird, including 20 per cent of the world's population of pink-footed geese); and Glen Tanar.
The Cairngorms National Park
The UK's largest national park with 4,500 sq km of unspoilt countryside. From the traditional town of Grantown-on-Spey (1h 45min drive from Craigston) to the highest village of Tomintoul.
Other local attractions include:
Duff House
A Georgian estate house in nearby Banff is part of the National Galleries of Scotland and houses a range of art treasures and superbly furnished rooms.
Lighthouse Museum
The Museum of Scottish Lighthouses, based in the fishing port of Fraserburgh, consists of the first lighthouse built on mainland Scotland and a purpose-built museum.
Banff Museum
A local museum with material relating to the social and natural history of the town and immediate district. Collections include scientific instruments which belonged to the astronomer James Ferguson and the natural history collection of Thomas Edward.
Marine Aquarium, Macduff
Features marine life from the Moray Firth, Scotland’s largest bay. Visitors come face-to-face with hundreds of native fish and invertebrates normally only seen by scuba divers who brave the chilly waters of the North Sea.
North East Falconry Centre, Huntly
Open throughout the summer with regular flying demonstrations.
Dunnottar Castle
A little further away (1.5 hour drive from Craigston), magnificently ruined Dunnottar Castle is perched high on a seacliff. A couple of miles north of Dunnottar sits the attractive fishing town of Stonehaven.
Golf
Craigston is a great base for a week golfing holiday. Indeed, you could play a different course every day of your stay and only travel 30 mins by car.