Scented with a heady fragrance of Patchouli and Ylang Ylang.

The silver river glistens in the sunlight as the tides rise and fall. With a myriad of birds calling, dipping and swooping to and fro over the soft, silty muddy banks of the estuary

When the sun dips the river darkens to the deepest blue and the skies palette is transformed into hues of lilac, purple, cerise and mauve before the explosion of reds and oranges which appear as the sun plunges into the sea.

The River Cree meanders its way through Galloway passing Newton Stewart before emerging into Wigtown Bay and the Solway Firth. The Cree Estuary is a site of Special Scientific Interest; being one of only three sites in Scotland where the Sparling or Smelt (Osmerus eperlanus) fish breeds. However, most visitors come to enjoy the spectacular sight of the fishing nets on the river at sunset.