This is a nice place to visit, not a long walk, and could be dangerous for children or the elderly. It's a relaxing place by the sea to chill out. More

I live in Cruden Bay and this is just along the road from my house. We often walk our little Westie Daisy along the cliff tops. Stunning views so tak your camera. Watch your footing though as it can be slippery! More

A really lovely walk but be careful to keep away from the edge. loads of birds to watch More

A great natural experience and one of the best for bird watchers. I dont want to encourage too many people to go for selfish reasons but we actually saw puffins there last year! I would take kids there though - the cliffs are not fenced off and I would say too dangerous for little ones. The walk there is only... More

Fantastic scenery. Take care along the paths which are very close to the edges of the cliffs. Don't go if you are afraid of heights! More

Loved it can get some great pictures but make sure you watch your step. Wear a good sensible pair of shoes because can be muddy. Recommend it there are some great views. There are no toilets nearby but the experience was free. More

A quick stop in the car park and a two minute walk to see the beautiful Bullens of Buchan. Don't forget your camera! Ps a local told me the best time to see puffins is Easter. More

Take the A975 north a mile to the posted right turn to a carpark, 300 yards from the Bullers, which in 1773 Dr Johnson and his scottish friend James Boswell visited along with a Mr Boyd who was the man who lived in Slains Castle at that time.Boswell called the Bullers of Buchan: "a monstrous cauldron." Dr Johnson had said:... More