Eyemouth Creek

Sea, Estuary, Creek in Kincardineshire

Scotland

Eyemouth Creek

Razorbills and Guillemots Lives most of the year at sea, coming to land to breed. Both birds depends on the health of the marine environment. Fishing nets, pollution at sea and declining fish stocks all threaten these birds.
Razorbills and Guillemots Credit: Valerie Johnston

Eyemouth Creek is a natural sea inlet located in the region of Kincardineshire, Scotland. Nestled on the eastern coast of the country, it serves as an important estuary and creek for both recreational and commercial purposes.

The creek originates from the North Sea and winds its way inland, creating a picturesque landscape that attracts visitors from near and far. With its tranquil waters and stunning natural surroundings, Eyemouth Creek offers a serene and relaxing atmosphere for those seeking a peaceful retreat.

The estuary is home to a diverse range of marine life, including various species of fish, crustaceans, and seabirds. This rich biodiversity makes it a popular spot for fishing enthusiasts, who can be seen casting their lines from the creek's banks or from small boats.

In addition to its recreational appeal, Eyemouth Creek also serves as a vital hub for the local fishing industry. The creek is home to a small fleet of fishing vessels that can often be seen unloading their catch at the bustling fish market located nearby. The industry plays a significant role in the local economy, providing employment opportunities for many residents.

Eyemouth Creek is also a haven for water sports enthusiasts. The calm waters and gentle currents make it an ideal location for activities such as kayaking, paddleboarding, and sailing. During the summer months, the creek comes alive with the colorful sails of small boats and the laughter of families enjoying the water.

Overall, Eyemouth Creek is a charming and vibrant coastal area that offers a range of activities and attractions for locals and visitors alike. With its natural beauty, diverse wildlife, and bustling fishing industry, it is a destination that continues to captivate those who venture to its shores.

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Eyemouth Creek Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 56.901018/-2.2050023 or Grid Reference NO8778. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Razorbills and Guillemots Lives most of the year at sea, coming to land to breed. Both birds depends on the health of the marine environment. Fishing nets, pollution at sea and declining fish stocks all threaten these birds.
Razorbills and Guillemots
Lives most of the year at sea, coming to land to breed. Both birds depends on the health of the marine environment. Fishing nets, pollution at sea and declining fish stocks all threaten these birds.
Cliffs at Crawley Bird Sanctuary Not so many birds to be seen on the cliff face due to the devastation of Bird flu on the bird population.
Cliffs at Crawley Bird Sanctuary
Not so many birds to be seen on the cliff face due to the devastation of Bird flu on the bird population.
Daffodil Fields Rows of Daffodils growing by Braidon.
Daffodil Fields
Rows of Daffodils growing by Braidon.
Approaching the Barras turnoff from the A92 Photographer is above the paved roadway surface looking in the southbound direction along A92.
Approaching the Barras turnoff from the A92
Photographer is above the paved roadway surface looking in the southbound direction along A92.
Fields west of Catterline
Fields west of Catterline
Landsend at conglomerate rock of Todhead Point
Landsend at conglomerate rock of Todhead Point
Seabirds resting on stacks at the southern fringe of Braidon Bay
Seabirds resting on stacks at the southern fringe of Braidon Bay
Catterline Harbour The pier was built in the late 1830s. A few inshore fishing boats still use the harbour.
Catterline Harbour
The pier was built in the late 1830s. A few inshore fishing boats still use the harbour.
Catterline Bay Viewed from the road that leads down to the harbour.
Catterline Bay
Viewed from the road that leads down to the harbour.
Braidon Cottages A narrow road passes some rural dwellings lurking in the haar.
Braidon Cottages
A narrow road passes some rural dwellings lurking in the haar.
Catterline Burn
Catterline Burn
Caravan site, Cloak And cloaked in haar.
Caravan site, Cloak
And cloaked in haar.
A minor road near Catterline You can just see the foglights through the haar. There is a conifer shelter belt on the left, and the trees have thinned the fog enough to get a shot off.
A minor road near Catterline
You can just see the foglights through the haar. There is a conifer shelter belt on the left, and the trees have thinned the fog enough to get a shot off.
Farmland near Mill of Uras
Farmland near Mill of Uras
Cotbank of Hilton
Cotbank of Hilton
New house, Cotbank of Hilton
New house, Cotbank of Hilton
National Cycle Route 1  Heading south near Cotbank of Hilton.
National Cycle Route 1
Heading south near Cotbank of Hilton.
National Cycle Route 1 Heading south.
National Cycle Route 1
Heading south.
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Eyemouth Creek is located at Grid Ref: NO8778 (Lat: 56.901018, Lng: -2.2050023)

Unitary Authority: Aberdeenshire

Police Authority: North East

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