Waterlines is a small heritage museum and gallery at Lybster Harbour, with displays on the area’s fishing history and local life. Exhibitions also cover deserted Highland properties. After exploring, stop at the cafe for a cake or hot chocolate; children can draw and read the museum’s fun facts. For harbour views, head to the nearby viewpoint. The museum is a good fit if you want local history alongside a relaxed cafe stop.
Displays and activities
The museum’s displays cover fishing in the Lybster area, alongside local history. An exhibition on deserted Highland properties adds another strand to the story. Children can draw and read fun facts during a visit.
Cafe and nearby sights
The cafe serves food and drinks, including cakes and hot chocolate. Cafe opening days can differ, so check online before you go. Bring cash for purchases and donations. A viewpoint near the harbour gives views over the water, and the Brethren Well is another nearby place to explore.
FAQ
What can you see at Waterlines?
The museum and gallery have displays on Lybster’s fishing history and local history, including an exhibition about deserted Highland properties.
Is there a cafe at Waterlines?
Yes. The cafe serves food and drinks, including cakes and hot chocolate. Check online for its opening days, and bring cash for purchases.
Is Waterlines accessible?
The entrance and parking are wheelchair accessible.
Should I book tickets in advance?
Advance tickets are recommended.
