Well worth a visit! Lovely cliff top walk with beautiful views although it can be somewhat noisy and smelly due to the number of sea birds. Don't forget your binoculars!

There is a short walk to the bird colony where you can then take a relaxing stroll along the edge of a cliff that houses Scotlands largest bird colony (if I remember correctly). We watched thousands of birds for hours and eventually journeyed to the...More

The walk along the cliffs has spectacular views. There are loads of seabirds on the cliff, which means it's noisy and not too pleasant smelling at times. The hide is quite a walk from the car park. Hoped to see puffins, but we weren't lucky...More

We loved the walk and see the birds! I've only ever seen stuff like this on tv/documentaries so was super excited! A wonderful day!

This is an interesting visit if you are in the area. The sight boasts of a number of waterfowl species and many are evident but you would have to make several visits to see the whole range of species as they come in at certain...More

I had the pleasure of being here for a cliff top wedding, wonderful views, amazing wildlife and a damn good walking experience to boot. Well worth a visit, take binoculars and wear sensible footwear for uneven ground.

We went there along the cliffs but the puffins had migrated. If you do not like heights and steep cliffs there are other bird sanctuaries to look at.

Great views walking along the cliffs with great views. The falls at the start are just amazing and peaceful. So mesmorising just sitting at the top of the cliffs. The amount of sea birds are immense. Unfortunately never ever seen any puffins but many other...More

Stopped by on the way to Dunottar Castle. If you are a nature lover this is worth a stop. You park your car at the end of the road and after that it is not a long walk until you start to see (and hear)...More

It isn't signposted off the main road so take the turning for Crawton and there's a small car park at the end of the road. There were loads or guillemots and razorbills but just a handful of puffins just past the bothy. If you are...More