I was looking at Gamrie on StreetView. Apart from a very interesting-looking, well-packed cemetery, there doesn't see to be a lot there, considering how many Lairds seem to have come from there
Don't confuse the parish of Gamrie with the town of Macduff, which is just one small part of the parish.
There's always something going on in Macduff Harbour, and the Marine Aquarium is well worth a visit. There were, and may still be next summer, boat trips along the coast. If you're into geology there are some very interesting features, and if you are keen on birds there are usually plenty in Banff Bay, to the west. That's between Macduff and Banff, which is full of historic buildings, including Duff House. East of Macduff are some of my favourite cliffs, though you need to be used to fairly rugged walking to make the best of them. Picturesque villages along the coast include Gardenstown, Crovie and Pennan (featured in the film 'Local Hero'). Troup Head has the only mainland Gannet colony in Scotland, and a chance of good seabird-watching including the occasional Puffin. The Den of Troup has some excellent walks, best at the end of May when the whins (gorse) are in flower.
