Portknockie is a small coastal village on the north-east coast of Moray in Scotland, perched on a rocky shoreline with a compact 19th‑century harbour and distinctive sea stacks. The most famous feature is Bow Fiddle Rock, a natural arch that draws photographers and walkers; the village looks out over the Moray Firth and offers dramatic cliffs, coastal paths and regular sightings of seals and the occasional bottlenose dolphin.
Historically built around fishing and boatbuilding, Portknockie still carries that maritime character even as its economy has diversified into tourism, holiday accommodation and commuting to larger towns. It retains a strong community feel with local events, artists and craftspeople attracted by the light and scenery, making it both a working village and a popular base for exploring the wider Moray coast and whisky country.
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