Peterhead marinas
Peterhead in northeast Scotland is a working fishing port with yacht berthing in a separate part of the bay.
Peterhead
Peterhead occupies a projecting stretch of Aberdeenshire’s North Sea coast. Large breakwaters, fishing vessels, and offshore-industry quays define the view from the water.
Yacht berthing is in Peterhead Bay, separate from the main working basins. A stop here can form part of a passage along eastern Scotland towards the Moray Firth or a voyage between Scotland and Scandinavia.
Ashore, the town offers an encounter with an active fishing industry and port life. A walk through the coastal streets complements the sea passage; yacht berths and commercial docks occupy different parts of the port.
- Type
- Settlement
- Waters
- North Sea
Why it is interesting
- Fishing port
- Offshore industry
- Northeast Scotland passages
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Peterhead marinas
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