Dunnottar Castle, Scotland

Man will be interested to head down the island from Aberdeen and get to Speyside - the homeland of the country's largest whiskey-producing regions. In Speyside, there is also a "malt whiskey route" - the best way to find out the area where the world's favorite beverage is produced. This route will take you through seven working distilleries, including the world-famous plants as Glenfiddich, Glenlivet and Glen Moray. At each point of the route, you will receive a warm welcome and the opportunity to see, sniff, taste and absorb all the magic of whiskey. At the end of the route, you will feel like a true connoisseur of this Scotch beverage. In the vicinity of Aberdeen, there is a beautiful nature which offers every tourist to have a leisure walk and active entertainment.

For a change of thoughtful mood, we highly recommend you to have a walk along the cobblestones of the Esplanade at sunrise-Aberdeen. You will see the banks of Don and Esplanade rivers. This spacious quay stretches almost for two miles along the coast of the North Sea. Going out on the sandy embankment, you will certainly see a lot of dry cargo ships and oil tankers on the horizon. If you sit outside, you can watch surfers who often appear in these places. By the way, if you like surfing, do not hesitate and practice your skills. But note that water temperature, even in summer, does not exceed 14 degrees. In Aberdeen, there are facilities and service for surfing, windsurfing, kitesurfing. Those who want to go skiing and snowboarding, visit the Aberdeen Wintersports Center.
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