Parks in Nairnshire

Nairnshire, situated in the northeast of Scotland, is a small county known for its charming coastal beauty and historic sites. The county boasts picturesque beaches along the Moray Firth, providing a serene escape for seaside enthusiasts. The town of Nairn, the county's administrative center, is famous for its Victorian architecture and the beautiful Nairn Beach. Nairnshire offers a historical touch with landmarks like Cawdor Castle, linked to Shakespeare's Macbeth, and the ancient Clava Cairns. Despite its size, Nairnshire's unique blend of natural splendor and historical significance makes it a captivating destination for those seeking a tranquil coastal retreat with a touch of Scottish history.