Colsea Yawn

Sea, Estuary, Creek in Kincardineshire

Scotland

Colsea Yawn

Strange coastal industrial land use Photographer is standing near a large scale industrial gravel staging area; moreover, this type of land use so near the beautiful rugged coastline is a very strange council decision.
Strange coastal industrial land use Credit: C Michael Hogan

Colsea Yawn, located in Kincardineshire, Scotland, is a picturesque coastal area known for its stunning sea views, estuaries, and serene creeks. Situated on the east coast of Scotland, this charming destination offers a unique blend of natural beauty and tranquility.

The sea at Colsea Yawn is a major attraction, with its crystal-clear waters and rugged coastline. Visitors can enjoy long walks along the sandy beaches, taking in the fresh sea air and listening to the soothing sounds of the waves crashing against the shore. The sea also provides ample opportunities for water-based activities such as swimming, surfing, and sailing.

The estuaries at Colsea Yawn are another highlight of the area. These tidal inlets, where rivers meet the sea, offer a diverse ecosystem and are teeming with marine life. Nature enthusiasts can observe a variety of bird species, including herons and gulls, as well as spot seals and dolphins frolicking in the estuary waters.

The creeks at Colsea Yawn add to the charm of the area, with their calm and peaceful ambiance. These narrow waterways wind their way through the coastal landscape, creating a tranquil environment perfect for relaxation and exploration. Visitors can take leisurely boat rides or simply enjoy a picnic by the creek, surrounded by the beauty of nature.

Colsea Yawn is a hidden gem in Kincardineshire, offering a peaceful retreat for those seeking a break from the hustle and bustle of daily life. Whether it is the vast sea, the thriving estuaries, or the serene creeks, this coastal destination is sure to captivate visitors with its natural wonders and breathtaking views.

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Colsea Yawn Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 57.092027/-2.080577 or Grid Reference NJ9500. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Strange coastal industrial land use Photographer is standing near a large scale industrial gravel staging area; moreover, this type of land use so near the beautiful rugged coastline is a very strange council decision.
Strange coastal industrial land use
Photographer is standing near a large scale industrial gravel staging area; moreover, this type of land use so near the beautiful rugged coastline is a very strange council decision.
Field, North Mains of Findon A grass field inside a bend on a minor road. The haar is advancing from the North Sea and was soon to bring on a foggy afternoon.
Field, North Mains of Findon
A grass field inside a bend on a minor road. The haar is advancing from the North Sea and was soon to bring on a foggy afternoon.
Railway, Findon The Aberdeen to Dundee railway gives some exciting views of the coast on this stretch.
Railway, Findon
The Aberdeen to Dundee railway gives some exciting views of the coast on this stretch.
Mains of Cairnrobin Derelict farm with a nearby quarry.
Mains of Cairnrobin
Derelict farm with a nearby quarry.
Railway south of Aberdeen Approaching Portlethen.
Railway south of Aberdeen
Approaching Portlethen.
The haar returns After a couple of hours of sunshine, the sea mist returns to land.
The haar returns
After a couple of hours of sunshine, the sea mist returns to land.
Blackhills of Cairnrobin Minor road north of Portlethen.
Blackhills of Cairnrobin
Minor road north of Portlethen.
Quarry at Blackhills, south of Aberdeen, from the air Taken from a plane approaching Aberdeen Airport.
Quarry at Blackhills, south of Aberdeen, from the air
Taken from a plane approaching Aberdeen Airport.
View northeast from Blowup Nose Looking towards Hareness
View northeast from Blowup Nose
Looking towards Hareness
From Findon Quarry towards Red Mantle Looking roughly south along the coast
From Findon Quarry towards Red Mantle
Looking roughly south along the coast
Diney Burn Waterfall Waterfall where the Diney Burn meets the cliffs - approx 30m drop
Diney Burn Waterfall
Waterfall where the Diney Burn meets the cliffs - approx 30m drop
View into Clashrodney View into this deep inlet from the south slopes
View into Clashrodney
View into this deep inlet from the south slopes
Fields above cliffs near Hare Ness
Fields above cliffs near Hare Ness
Blackhills of Cairnrobin, Cove
Blackhills of Cairnrobin, Cove
Bales in a field
Bales in a field
Coastal pasture, Aberdeenshire
Coastal pasture, Aberdeenshire
Gorse and pasture
Gorse and pasture
Scrubland hillside
Scrubland hillside
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Colsea Yawn is located at Grid Ref: NJ9500 (Lat: 57.092027, Lng: -2.080577)

Unitary Authority: City of Aberdeen

Police Authority: North East

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