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stevezero Says: On the sea front there is a nicely restored Victorian bandstand. From here you get nice views of the beach and over the Moray Firth towards the Black Isle.
stevezero Says: A 17th-century doocot, or dovecote, which provided fresh meat. It on the site of an ancient motte castle, the hill of which is still visible. Montrose defeated the Covenanters nearby on 9 May 1645; a battle plan is on display. In care of National Trust For ScortlandAdmission...
stevezero Says: Behind the dunes, the old fishermans cottages have been preserved, in an area now known as fishertown. There is a museum set amongst the cottages.
stevezero Says: Nairn has a nice protected harbour, which was formally hone to a large fishing fleet. these days it caters more for the leisure sailing market.
stevezero Says: Naturally, Nairn has a fine beach of white sand, which stretches for a good way. Parking nearby is free and it was not busy when we were there.
Beware Macbeth... but see Cawdor Castle
CdnJane Says: Unfortunately we couldn't get into the Castle that day, or closer to the castle, but near Nairn we found Cawdor Castle, of Macbeth fame.
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Unfortunately we couldn't get into the Castle that day, or closer to the castle, but near Nairn we found Cawdor Castle, of Macbeth fame.
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Nairn is a lovely little town on the North Sea, not too far from Inverness. It has a very pleasant beach, though the water may be too cold for all but children and the brave or foolhardy.
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