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Dunnottar Castle

You can’t fail to be impressed by the drama of Dunnottar Castle, once the setting of Zeffirelli’s Hamlet. From afar, the ruined cliff-top fortress arrests the eye and as you approach, it's majestic beauty will capture you in its thrall. Inside you can learn about famous visitors including William Wallace and Mary Queen of Scots and hear about the siege of the Scottish Crown Jewels.

For more information, click on their website Dunnottar Castle

Stonehaven Open Air Heated Pool

This Olympic-sized pool was opened in 1934, and is the northernmost lido in the UK. The pool offers an opportunity to swim in clean, heated seawater from May until September, with midnight swims, leisurely laps and the famous Aqua Ceilidh, which is part of the Stonehaven Folk Festival.

For opening times and booking, check out their website Stonehaven Open Air Pool

Stonehaven Shellfish & Boat Trips

Experience some of the most dramatic coastline on the East Coast of Scotland with Stonehaven Shellfish & Boat Trips.

They offer some amazing fishing tours and wildlife adventure tours.

Whether it’s beautiful and highly intelligent dolphins or the unmistakable colours of the Puffin to the secret caves and waterfalls that cannot be seen from land, you are guaranteed to have an amazing experience for the whole family to enjoy.

For more information on booking, click on their website Stonehaven Shellfish & Boat Trips

 

Fowlsheugh Cliffs

This RSPB reserve is just along the coast, where the steep cliffs attract thousands of breeding seabirds every year. Take a short walk from the car park and you are surrounded by the awe-inspiring sight and sounds of a great gathering of guillemots, razorbills and puffins. The walk offers plenty of opportunities to see a great variety of local flora and fauna.

For more information, click on their website RSPB Fowlsheugh

Stonehaven Golf Club

Sharing the same panoramic views as our lodges, Stonehaven Golf Club hugs the coastline and boasts 5,000 yards of cliff top tees, passing close by the centuries old Cowie chapel and graveyard, and allowing plenty of opportunities to catch a glimpse of dolphins in the bay. All of Dalriada guests are welcome for freshly baked scones and lunches in the licensed clubhouse.

Take a look at the golf packages we offer at Dalriada.

For more information, click on their website Stonehaven Golf Club

Stonehaven Paddle Boarding

Stonehaven Paddle Boarding is a brand new activity for the area and offers lessons, tours and experiences by sea. Get the chance to explore the stunning Stonehaven Harbour, Stonehaven Bay and the breath-taking coastline and perfect your paddle boarding technique.

For more information, click on their website Stonehaven Paddle Boarding

 

Stonehaven Tolbooth Museum

The Tolbooth Museum is located on the harbour front. The Stonehaven Tolbooth is thought to have been founded by George Keith, 5th Earl Marischal (c. 1553–1623), with the original purpose of the rectangular building being to act as a storehouse during the construction of the nearby Dunnottar Castle. In 1600, an Act of Parliament provided that the building become the administrative centre for Stonehaven.

For more information, click on their website Stonehaven Tolbooth Museum

Huskyhaven

The ultimate Siberian husky experience - your chance to drive your very own dog team on some of the best trails around.

Get up close and personal with their elite team of Siberian Huskies with unlimited husky cuddles and photos.

Check out their website for availability and booking.

Huskyhaven

Stonehaven War Memorial

Stonehaven’s War Memorial is a particularly noticeable monument, standing on top of the Black Hill just south of the town. It is often thought of as being in a poor state of repair but this is the way it was designed to look – as unfinished or ruined as the lives of those it commemorates.

Stonehaven Land Train

The Stonehaven Land Train is owned by the Stonehaven Town Partnership which is a registered charity and is funded by The Coastal Communities Fund.

The Land Train runs at the weekends only from April then daily further into the season.  Typical schedule is to leave Market Square at 12 noon, 1.30, 2.30, 3.30, 4.30. Come along and have a lovey trip to the Caravan Park/Open Air Swimming Pool, up to Dunnottar Castle, along the beautiful harbour then back to Market Square.  You can get off at any stop to enjoy the amazing scenery.

For more information, click on their website Stonehaven Land Train

Stonehaven Leisure Centre & Pool

Activities and facilities available at this centre:
25 metre swimming pool
18 station fitness room with Pulse fitness equipment
3 badminton court games hall, 5-a-side football, netball, short tennis, basketball
Kids adventure park, skate park