People come to Cullen for the skink, obviously, but they stay for the bays. Three of them, tucked beneath those dramatic
railway viaducts with a clifftop golf course thrown in for good measure, and a season that runs from May to September
with barely a quiet weekend in between. If you have a holiday let on these bays, you already know that a well-turned
property between guests is what keeps the five-star reviews coming, and Shipshape lists local cleaners covering Cullen
and the surrounding villages of
Portnockie,
Findochty,
Sandend,
and Lintmill.
The holiday cottages along these bays take a proper battering from the salt air, and that shows up in ways a domestic
clean simply doesn't cover: salt haze on the windows, sand tracked through from the beach, damp creeping into corners
during the quieter months when the property sits empty between bookings. A changeover cleaner who knows Cullen knows all
of this, and they'll tell you that the self catering guests who book these properties in peak season expect spotless, not
just tidy. The season runs hard from May to September, and the Cullen Harbour Gala brings visitors by the coachload.
Sort your cleaner out before the calendar fills up, not after.