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Portknockie is a quiet village, with a nice balance of facilities and space. Its history can be traced back to 1677, with the the nineteenth century being a period of significant growth. Over 100 boats landed fish in the harbour at one time.
There’s a good range of walking routes around the village and the famous Bow Fiddle rock just a few minutes walk from the front door.
To the West, the harbour, which has a paddling pool and barbecue area, is popular from Spring to Autumn with water enthusiasts. Swimmers, kayakers and paddle boarders take advantage of the protective harbour walls to enjoy a turn in the water.
Head East and you can enjoy a spectacular walk around the coast and down the steps to Jenny’s Well and on towards the beach.
No matter which way you go, wildlife watchers can enjoy seeing dolphins as well a wide range of sea birds. And there’s beaches to be enjoyed too!
The local shop is well stocked, there are two pubs as well as a great Chinese Takeaway and the excellent Fish and Chip shop is open Thursday-Sunday. Order ahead to avoid disappointment – but at least you don’t have to walk far to pick up your suppers!

You can walk around the village easily, with the shop, hotel and takeaway all just a few moments away. Not to mention the picturesque coastline!
And if you'd rather not take the car to go further afield, there's a regular bus service along the Moray Coast (from Banff to Elgin) that passes through.
There's parking right outside the front door of Sea Haven too.