Buckie is an historic fishing village in Moray. It’s coastline stretches for 3 miles, and is made up of several communities. Buckie’s first harbour was built in 1843 and extended in 1852, and is the heart of Buckie . At that time Buckie was one of the finest harbours in Scotland. It grew from a small port into the major fishing port of the Moray Firth.
The town is situated near the A98 primary road which connects Fraserburgh with Fochabers at the junction of the A96. The nearest railway station is at Keith serving the Aberdeen-Inverness line. Bus services operate to Aberdeen, Elgin and Inverness.
In 1994 the Drifter Maritime Heritage Centre was opened, giving a unique insight into the herring boom years, between 1890-1930.
Buckie has two golf courses, tennis courts, swimming pool & caravan park. Spey Bay, to the west of Buckie, has a dedicated Dolphin Centre for research purposes.
There are four primary schools within the town as well as the Buckie high school.
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