Footdee Beach

Footdee Beach, also known as Fittie Beach, is a charming sandy beach located in the Footdee area of Aberdeen, Scotland. The beach is around 800 meters long and has a mix of sand and shingle.

Amenities at the beach include a public restroom, picnic areas, and wheelchair access. Dogs are allowed on the beach but must be kept on a leash.

Visitors can enjoy swimming, sunbathing, and strolling along the promenade. The beach also has a playground and a nearby golf course.

There is no parking lot at Footdee Beach, but there are nearby parking options such as pay-and-display parking on the surrounding streets or free parking further away in the city center.

Fun fact about Footdee Beach is that the Footdee area was originally a fishing village dating back to the 13th century. The small houses, known as "Fittie" houses, that can be seen near the beach were once homes to local fishermen.

Near the beach, visitors can explore the charming Footdee village, stroll along the Aberdeen Beach promenade, or visit the nearby Codonas Amusement Park. The Aberdeen Maritime Museum and Provost Skene's House are also popular attractions in the area.

There are several restaurants near Footdee Beach serving Scottish and international cuisine. Some of the restaurants nearby include Silver Darling, The Pier, and The Atholl Hotel.

There are several hotels in the nearby city center of Aberdeen, such as the Carmelite Hotel, The Chester Hotel, and the Skene House HotelSuites. Each hotel offers unique features and amenities for guests to enjoy during their stay.