The UK seaside village where cars and bikes are banned | UK | News
The UK is home to a series of cute coastal towns, but perhaps not more than those who banned cars and bikes. Crovie, stuck in the north -east of Scotland on the coast of Aberdeenchire, is one of the most fascinating coastal communities in the country. What distinguishes it is the lack of road passing through the village on the edge of the water.
Cars are left out of the village and even bicycles are not allowed. The only way to reach the row of about 60 houses is a steep cliff dramatic floor. The inhabitants of Crovie contribute to the charm and secluded charm of the village and carry their grocery stores using crane. The visit called Aberdeenshire, the best preserved Balıkçı village in Europe.
Crovie also has the narrowest space between the shore and the abyss in Scotland.
The unique order is characterized by many houses built with ridges to the sea to protect it from rapidly changing coastal air.
A local with a holiday hut in the village revealed that only five permanent calm and the rest of the property is the holiday houses.
These houses and self -craftsmanship accommodation are often decorated with bright colored pebbles and sea art.
Crovie was once a moving village, washed a destructive storm in 1953 and made it impossible for fishermen to continue their work. This caused many of them to move to the village of Gardenstown.
For those who want to visit Crovie, there is even more along the way as they approach the village from a perspective overlooking the village. However, it is recommended to visitors not to go to the village.
After parking, there is a steep walk to the houses or the stairs can be taken as an alternative.
A person wrote to Tripadivsor: “Finally, he made a 9 -hour journey from my hometown. The place, without shops, cafes, pubs, etc. in the middle of the place, so you need to have lunch with you. Very secluded and about anyone.
“From the point of view, you get a good look. A steep walk and returns. At the bottom there is a Stoney Beach that you can only access at the bottom!”
