Local Attractions
Turriff is within short driving distance of the famous Malt Whisky Trail. The traditions of distilling and maturing Scotch Whisky (often referred to as 'the water of life' and 'amber liquid') have evolved through the centuries, using crafts passed from generation to generation in a continual process of refinement. Today fine Malt Whisky and blended Scotch Whisky produced from own label distilleries can be found throughout Speyside, where there are many whisky heritage centres and whisky distilleries located in the most picturesque of settings, close to the natural ingredients on which their distinctive style and unique flavour depends.
The Fife Arms Hotel is located with easy access to castles, distilleries, museums, a range of historical sites and the coast, the Turriff area offers an ideal base from which to discover a host of activities available and the beautiful scenic areas for walking throughout the year.
There are many varied leisure and sporting packages or activities in the area including:
Other local attractions include:
Delgatie Castle
Just to the east of Turriff an interesting 11th century ‘Tower House’ built by the Earl of Buchan. It is the oldest inhabited castle in Scotland. It’s tearoom was voted the 17th best place in Britain for afternoon tea.
Fyvie Castle
An ancient Royal castle now held by the National Trust. Facilities within the castle ground include lochside woodland walks, walled garden, tearoom and picnic facilities.
Scotlands only Castle Trail
Scotland's only Castle Trail is on the doorstep of Turriff, offering a selection of thirteen of the worlds most unique castles. To view more information about the Castle Trail go to Visit Scotland website.