Gourdon Harbour sits on the Aberdeenshire coast near the mouth of the Bervie Water, south of Inverbervie.

Built in 1820 to replace a cramped earlier harbour that held only eight boats, it has since expanded to cover 7,200 square metres with 330 metres of quay space.

A sheltered inner basin is protected by storm gates, and a small lighthouse stands partway up the adjacent hill. The east breakwater was added in 1958 and the west in 1970.

The harbour operates as a double facility: the main section is dedicated to fishing, with a small fleet of trawlers still working from the port, while the original Gutty Harbour serves pleasure craft. More than 20 boats hold regular moorings there.

Harbour services include diesel fuel, water, electricity, and a marine engineering firm on site.