Rating
4.2/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
James Nunn (16 months ago)
Pretty red sandstone castle or what's left of it, worth a look if you're going to the caves below
Pretty red sandstone castle or what's left of it, worth a look if you're going to the caves below
Alexandra Cuthbert (23 months ago)
MacDuff Castle is easy to access from the central road along the coast. There is some parking available next to the cemetery where you pull off. The walk from the castle ruins goes down to the beach and several sea caves that you can explore. The sea caves were the location of several Pictish settlements and have some very interesting history. Some information can be found on signs along the hike. It was a lovely hike and made for great photos.
MacDuff Castle is easy to access from the central road along the coast. There is some parking available next to the cemetery where you pull off. The walk from the castle ruins goes down to the beach and several sea caves that you can explore. The sea caves were the location of several Pictish settlements and have some very interesting history. Some information can be found on signs along the hike. It was a lovely hike and made for great photos.
Roddy Hoffmann (3 years ago)
Castle is a ruin and I assume debris prevents visitors getting too close. Jonathan's Cave was better for accessing. Coast is beautiful but rocky and slippy and difficult under foot. A steep approach - nice for a quick visit but suitable footwear needed.
Castle is a ruin and I assume debris prevents visitors getting too close. Jonathan's Cave was better for accessing. Coast is beautiful but rocky and slippy and difficult under foot. A steep approach - nice for a quick visit but suitable footwear needed.
Angelina Henshaw (3 years ago)
The ruins were cool. Signs explicitly say do not enter the site but it’s clear from other reviews that people walk right in. Would I go back? Probably. You can bring dogs.
The ruins were cool. Signs explicitly say do not enter the site but it’s clear from other reviews that people walk right in. Would I go back? Probably. You can bring dogs.
Terry Hogarth (3 years ago)
Great History!
Great History!
