Banff and Macduff are two towns situated in the north east of Scotland on the Moray Firth. They are only 1 mile apart and separated by a bridge over the River Deveron.
Both these towns offer the visitor splendid sea views and a wide variety of attractions.

The Royal Burgh of Banff is is well known for its magnificent architecture and colourful history. The area abounds with secluded coves and precipitous clifftop paths from which to view the magnificent highland scenery and superb sunsets that distinguish this section of the Moray Firth coastline.

A harbour was first built in Macduff in 1760, though at the time the village was called Doune. It became Macduff in 1783: the family name of the landowner, Lord Fife, was Duff. Expansion continued through the 1800s, with fishing continuing to be central to the economic health of Macduff.

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