Crovie Village
Small coastal village on North Aberdeenshire coast set in dramatic splendour in a narrow ledge in front of the cliffs. The village has no cars!
Crovie was founded by families cleared from the lands of the estates inland in the late C18. They were sponsored into fishing by their old laird which became their way of life. The fishing ceased in 1953 when a large storm wrecked part of the village and the fleet. Today it is an extremely well preserved fishing village largely given over to holiday lets.
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AberdeenshireTravel Directions to Crovie Village
You have to park either above the cliffs or at the last hairpin bend before entering the village.
Crovie Village Cottages and Holiday SelfCatering
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Crovie Cottage on Seafront - Sleeps 4
Small and very intimate cottage on the sea front at Crovie overlooking the sea. Everything is charming and small scale. Lovely for family. Sleep 4 -
Crovie Village Fisherman Cottage
Detached fisherman's cottage is in the village of Crovie. Sleeps five people in two bedrooms. No pets or wifi. Set back 100 yards from coast. -
Gamrie Brae Cottage in Gardenstown, Crovie - Sleeps 4/5
Small semi-detached cottage in Gardenstown on Moray Coast. Sleeps five people in two bedrooms. -
Weavers Cottage, Crovie - Sleeps 2
This gorgeous little cottage, with its strong Indian influence throughout, offers something different from others in this quaint conservation village. Beautiful throws and fabrics adorn the little cabin be...
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Crovie Village Cottage - Sleeps 4
In a superb coastal setting with spectacular views out to sea and to the headlands beyond, this cottage is situated in Crovie, one of Scotland’s best preserved traditional fishing villages, which nes...
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Number 10, Crovie - sleeps 5
This cosy, former detached fisherman’s cottage is situated in a marvellous setting right on the seafront. Typical of the village, the cottage sits gable end to the sea, a testament to Crovie’s ...
