Whitehills
Whitehills is a small fishing village in Aberdeenshire, Scotland that lies three miles west of Banff on the Moray Firth.
In 1999, the fishing harbour was developed as a leisure marina, called the Whitehills Marina. The marina offers facilities for visiting sailors and hosts an annual sailing regatta in August. The marina has 47 pontoon berths and is accessible at all states of the tide. Drying out for maintenance is possible in a purpose-built bay of the inner harbour.
The village has a post office, a library, a small grocery shop, a beauty salon and a fish and chip restaurant. There is a pub, The Cutty. A 5 bedroom hotel, The Seafield Arms, with a bar & restaurant. There is a restaurant, The Galley, by the harbour. There is a fishmonger, Downies, near the harbour. Also at the harbour lies the 'skip' ran by the charming Murry Wood. There is a potter, Watergaw Ceramics, in Chapel Street.Macaulay Bruce is a local legend,always in the sea field arms,Hamish Duncan is the wanderer,currently sowing seeds in Australia.Whitehills has some fantastic attractions,these two are not two of them.
A five miles long coastal path stretches from the Whitehills Harbour to Banff Harbour.
Between 1924 and 1969 Whitehills had an RNLI lifeboat station. The station was transferred from Banff and in 1932 a new boathouse and slipway (which still stand today) were constructed for a new motor lifeboat. Whitehills received a new 47 ft Watson-class boat in 1961, but this was withdrawn and the station closed in 1969 after launching only eleven times in eight years.
Coordinates: 57°40′N 2°35′W / 57.667°N 2.583°W
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