Discover the best top things to do in Aberdeenshire, United Kingdom including Cruden Bay Golf Club, The Tarland Way, Tarland Trails, Owl and Pussycat Centre, Inverted: Circus & Pole Fitness, Glen Tanar National Nature Reserve, Braemar Highland Experience, Stonehaven Paddleboarding, Newburgh Seals Beach, St Cyrus Beach.
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Ranked in the top 60 in the world by "Golf Magazine," this 18-hole championship course, designed by Tom Morris, offers an internationally famous golfing experience, which is set against a backdrop of smoothly contoured greens and magnificent panoramic views.
Key features are the huge dunes on the first six holes and there are lots of blind shots. A forecaddy would be a good investment for the group. There were many spectacular holes with the elevated tee shot at 9 overlooking the beach was a golfing gem. The scorecard suggests that this is a relatively short course, but don't let that fool you. Elevation changes lengthen the course considerably!
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Tarland Trails is a new mountain bike centre that opened to the public in June 2015 (official opening event 12th Sept 2015). It is based in Drummy Woods in Tarland in Aberdeenshire. It consists of a family blue, technical red, big orange jump run and a large pump track.
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Come to Aberdeen's only professional centre for pole dance and circus arts! No previous experience required, we accept drop ins. We teach the following classes: • Pole dance/fitness • Aerial silks • Trapeze • Aerial hoop • Aerial yoga • Acro-balance/partner acrobatics • Hula hoop • Hand-balancing • Flexibility All disciplines are taught at varying difficulty levels and our beginner classes are aimed at complete beginners who have no previous experience! Train under professional instructors with our circus-certified equipment. For private classes, birthday parties or hen/stag parties, please email us!
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Enjoyed a pleasant walk here on a sunny autumn day. Unfortunately the visitor centre was closed but managed to navigate our way around on foot. Climbed to the Knockie viewpoint and walked around the estate. Just the place to blow the cobwebs away and get away from it all
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Bespoke tours, Off-road safaris, Guided walking Join us for a tour on private hill roads into the heart of the Cairngorms National Park, where there’s a good chance of seeing red deer, golden eagles, red and black grouse, red squirrels and mountain hares. Discover a landscape steeped in history and folklore, learn about land management and the diversity of flora and fauna, absorb our breathtaking views. Our bespoke tours let you set the agenda. Perhaps you’re interested in exploring your family’s heritage, or would like to discover the history, folklore and nature of Scotland. We can search for an elusive monster or a forgotten glen, take you to hand-picked artisan shops or share fabulous photographic opportunities. Whatever your interests, we guarantee unforgettable memories and a personal service based on our wide knowledge of the area. These unique journeys offer you the chance to experience the colour and diversity of Scotland.
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Stonehavens only provider of Stand Up Paddleboarding. Offering Lessons - Dunnottar Castle Caves and Coves Coastal Tours - River Dee Tours - Equipment Rental - Gift Vouchers Individuals - Groups - Families - Privates - Birthday Parties - Stag and Hen - Corporate Based and operating out of Stonehaven's stunning Harbour. Lessons will take place in the super safe harbour area and using the amazing coastline to explore and perfect your technique. All equipment provided Boards, Wetsuits, Boots, Gloves etc
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Beautiful us an understatement!! It was an incredible beach and especially when the curious seals are popping their head to say hello so close to you.
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St. Cyrus beach is also a nature reserve, as it’s home to over 70 species of birds, as well as as other flora, fauna & insects - (and there’s also the possibility of spotting ???? and seals in the water.) The stretch of golden sand is around 3 miles, backed by grassy dunes, with red granite cliffs towering in the background. You can access it from the turn off at the North Esk bridge where there is a fair sized car park, and a long wooden walkway to the beach. However, as the views are so spectacular from St. Cyrus cliff top , it’s worthwhile to take in the views from there. If you are physically able you can also use two steep cliff paths to walk down to the beach ( I personally find the northern one easier)and just take time and care to to both ascend/descend. It is well worth it (and I’m lazy!) & takes approximately 10/15 minutes. There are rock pools, rocky outcrops and sand dunes to explore, and a pretty waterfall at the northern end. The beach is also littered with characterful driftwood & flotsam & jetsam. It is a photographer’s dream - especially at dawn & sunset.
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