Cruden Bay

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Cruden Bay is a coastal village in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, known for its sweeping sandy beach, historic links to Bram Stoker, and proximity to the dramatic ruins of Slains Castle.

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Cruden Bay canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal village
village
associatedWith Bram Stoker
novel Dracula
novel The Mystery of the Sea
country Scotland
distanceFromAberdeen about 23 miles
governedBy Aberdeenshire Council
hasAlternativeName Port Erroll
hasBeachLength approximately 2 miles
hasBodyOfWater Water of Cruden
hasCategory Villages in Aberdeenshire
hasDialCode 01779
hasFeature sandy beach
sweeping bay
hasGolfCourse Cruden Bay Golf Club
hasGolfCourseType links course
hasHarbour Port Erroll harbour
hasHistoricIndustry fishing
herring fishing
salmon fishing
hasNearby A90 road NERFINISHED
Bullers of Buchan
Peterhead
Slains Castle
hasNearbySettlement Boddam
Ellon
Hatton
hasParish Cruden
hasPostcodeDistrict AB42
hasPostTown Peterhead
hasTouristAttraction Cruden Bay Beach
Cruden Bay Golf Club
Slains Castle
inspiredWorkOf Bram Stoker
knownFor fishing heritage
golf course
links with Bram Stoker
long sandy beach
proximity to Slains Castle ruins
tourism
locatedIn Aberdeenshire
northeast Scotland
locatedNorthOf Aberdeen
locatedOn North Sea coast
partOf Aberdeenshire council area
historic county of Aberdeenshire
representedInParliament Banff and Buchan (UK Parliament constituency)
linked to: Banff and Buchan
representedInScottishParliament Banffshire and Buchan Coast
linked to: Banff and Buchan

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Slains Castle locatedNear Cruden Bay
Slains Castle nearbySettlement Cruden Bay
New Slains Castle locatedIn Cruden Bay