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Welcome to Cullen – your essential guide to discovering this coastal treasure on Scotland’s stunning Moray Firth.

As autumn deepens and winter approaches, Cullen transforms into a haven of quiet beauty. The golden sands take on a silvery hue under low winter light, the sea breeze carries a brisk freshness, and the town invites you to slow down, wrap up warm, and savour the season’s stillness.

Famous for its striking railway viaduct and the comforting warmth of world-renowned Cullen Skink, this hidden gem offers cosy cafés, scenic walks, and a rich heritage waiting to be explored. Whether you’re watching the waves roll in from a frosty shoreline or browsing local shops for festive finds, Cullen is the perfect place to embrace the colder months.

Plan Your Trip

Make the most of your visit with our downloadable Cullen Town Guide and Map – perfect for planning autumn walks, cosy café stops, and adventures in and around town.

Explore Cullen’s Rich Heritage

The Heritage Centre is the ideal place to spend time learning about Cullen, Deskford and Portknockie’s rich heritage. See the detailed model of the old town of Cullen and immerse yourself in its fascinating stories.

Savour Cullen Skink

There’s nothing more comforting on a crisp September day than a steaming bowl of Cullen Skink. Discover the best places in town to try this iconic dish and see who took home the title at the Cullen Skink World Championships 2025.

Discover Cullen Online Shop

As the nights draw in, explore our newest arrivals – perfect for gifting or planning future adventures. Browse the Findochty A3 Travel Poster Print, Castles Map of Scotland, Cullen 2026 Calendars, and ‘Around & About’ Walking Maps for Cullen and nearby areas. Shop in-store or online.

Cullen Beach Clean

See the results from our Great British Beach Clean event at Cullen beach on Saturday 20th September.

Please note times and details of some activities may be subject to change.

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