Longhaven Cliffs are a stretch of pink-granite coast just south of Peterhead, worked into stacks, caves and arches and loud with nesting seabirds in early summer — kittiwakes, guillemots, razorbills and puffins. A Scottish Wildlife Trust reserve, it’s followed by a clifftop path, though the edges are unfenced and sheer. The Bullers of Buchan lie just to the south.
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