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Community Groups
- Cullen and Deskford Community Council
- Cullen Christmas Lights Group
- Cullen Community Allotment Association
- Cullen, Deskford and Portknockie Heritage Group
- Cullen Harbour Association
- Cullen Lunch Club
- Cullen Pensioners Club
- Cullen Town Hall Committee
- Cullen Voluntary Tourist Initiative
- Deskford & District Community Association
- Education
- Local Businesses
- Local Clubs
- Local Facilities
Places of interest in and around Cullen
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Cullen Beach
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| Cullen's long-standing popularity with holidaymakers is based on its fine long sandy beach, awarded the EU flag in 2003 for clean bathing water. |
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Cullen Harbour
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| Thomas Telford designed harbour |
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Cullen House and Grounds/Cullen Auld Kirk
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| See noticeboard at Grant Street gates |
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Cullen Viaducts
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| Fine example of Victorian architecture |
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Deskford Auld Kirk
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| 3 miles from Cullen on Keith road |
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Findlater Castle
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| Ruined stronghold on coastal crag |
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Giant's Steps
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| Created by one man's labour |
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Mercat Cross
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| Set in Cullen Square |
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Millennium Garden
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| Situated on the east side of Cullen Square |
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Sunnyside Beach
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| A long beach past the Salmon Bothy |
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The Pet Cemetery
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| Scenic resting place for cherished pets |
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Three Kings Rocks
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| Near Golf Clubhouse |
| And let's not forget that the Moray Firth between Cullen and Findhorn is home to one of only two resident populations of bottle-nosed dolphins in Britain. The estimated number is about 129. On a sunny summer day, walkers on the cliff tops can be almost sure to see a group of dolphins leaping and playing, sometimes quite near to the shore. They are a protected species and sensitive to disturbance, so enjoy these beautiful creatures, but respect them. |
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