Welcome to Cullen and Deskford website

Situated on the Moray Firth coast in the North East of Scotland, the Royal Burgh of Cullen enjoys a unique micro-climate caused by its position between the Deveron and Spey rivers and its shelter by the Grampian hills, which can result in some of the finest weather in the area.  
   
So, discover the community; discover the leisure facilities; discover the history and heritage;  discover the businesses.   Whether you're already a resident, looking to re-locate, or planning your next holiday with us, everything you need to know is right here at your fingertips.


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If you wish to add a forthcoming event to the events calendar then please send us an email.
 
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History and Heritage
The Royal Burgh of Cullen is renowned for both the beauty of its setting and its rich history. Inverculen, the original village, was at the mouth of the Cullen Burn....
 
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Kids Activities
The beach speaks for itself in Cullen.  In one direction you have lovely sands and swimming areas and in the other direction you can walk along the rocks and paths as far as you wish.
 
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Travel & Transport
Cullen is ideally situated approximately midway on the A98 coast road between Aberdeen and Inverness airports - c. 55 miles and 1.5 hours travelling time.   
 
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Weather & Tides
The Banffshire Coast enjoys its own special micro-climate.  The influence of the warming North Atlantic Drift on the coastal waters, plus the shelter that the Grampian Mountains provide... 
 
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