Nestled along the North Sea, Footdee, affectionately known as ‘Fittie’ by locals, is a small residential community that provides a glimpse into Scotland’s maritime past. This former fishing village retains its historic charm with narrow cobblestone streets and rows of stone cottages. The cottages, designed to face inward, offer a unique layout that once protected residents from harsh storms. Today, visitors can wander through these quaint streets, immersing themselves in the village’s enduring maritime heritage.
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