Explore Scotland: Aberdeenshire Brochure

Explore Scotland: Aberdeenshire, a brochure from VisitScotland c/o Carat Edinburgh, introduces a region where a dramatic coastline sweeps along in a flurry of cliffs, coves and beaches, and where the majestic landscape stretches far inland from the sea to fertile river valleys and high summits.

Coast and Countryside

The brochure highlights the epic Banffshire Coast, known as Scotland's Dolphin Coast and one of the best places in the UK to spot these playful mammals. It also showcases the regal beauty of Royal Deeside and the stunning Cairngorms National Park, the largest National Park in the UK.

• The Banffshire Coast, Scotland's Dolphin Coast
• Royal Deeside
• Cairngorms National Park, the largest National Park in the UK
• Wildlife including foraging red squirrels, soaring golden eagles and red deer stags rutting in the glens

History and Heritage

Visitors are invited to immerse themselves in the region's rich history with 17 unique properties along Scotland's Castle Trail, a journey along the Victorian Heritage Trail, and a visit to the Lewis Grassic Gibbon Centre in the Mearns.

Activities and Local Flavour

The region offers a round of golf on over 50 wonderful courses spread throughout the area, or fishing on the renowned rivers Dee, Don and Deveron. After all that, the brochure encourages visitors to sample a tasty treat from the burgeoning natural larder of the region.

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the Banffshire Coast special?

The Banffshire Coast is known as Scotland's Dolphin Coast and is one of the best places in the UK to spot these playful mammals.

How large is the Cairngorms National Park?

The Cairngorms National Park is the largest National Park in the UK, set within the stunning landscape of the region.

What can be seen along Scotland's Castle Trail?

Scotland's Castle Trail features 17 unique properties, offering visitors a rich journey through the region's history.

What wildlife might visitors encounter?

Visitors may see foraging red squirrels, soaring golden eagles and red deer stags rutting in the glens.

What is there to do for sport and leisure?

There are over 50 wonderful golf courses spread throughout the area, along with fishing on the renowned rivers Dee, Don and Deveron.

Where can visitors learn about the region's literary heritage?

The Lewis Grassic Gibbon Centre in the Mearns offers an insight into the area's literary connections, alongside the Victorian Heritage Trail.

This brochure is part of the Catalink archive and may no longer be available to order. The information above describes VisitScotland c/o Carat Edinburgh. For current details, visit the company's official website.