Discover · Cullen · AB56
Sands, viaducts & skink
Golden sands beneath grand railway viaducts, a links golf course, and the soup that took the town’s name.
Photography by Nathan
Cullen in pictures
On foot
Local walks
The routes worth knowing — from a flat riverside hour to the glen behind the town.
The bay & the Three Kings
A flat walk along Cullen sands to the Three Kings rock stacks at the far end, the viaducts arching over the old town behind you.
Cullen to Sunnyside & Findlater
The coast path east to the hidden cove at Sunnyside and the cliff-edge ruins of Findlater Castle.
By the water
Beaches & coast
Where the firth meets the sand — and the dolphins put on a show.
Cullen Sands
A wide, clean arc of sand beneath the railway viaducts — the picture-book beach of the coast, and home to the soup that took the town’s name.
Sunnyside Beach
A secluded sandy cove reached on foot below Findlater Castle — worth the walk for the quiet alone.
