Dunbeath

Dunbeath

Dunbeath was built to cash in on the herring boom in the early 1800s, with up to 100 boats operating from the harbour here. Times have changed and the herring boom is long gone. The harbour is much less active now, though it does provide an excellent viewpoint for Dubeath Castle, perched precariously on the cliffs south of the village. Spare a thought for the poor soul who gets the job of dangling over the walls above the cliffs to repaint them. For more information and photographs, see the Dunbeath Feature Page.

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