Portgordon Harbour sits at the edge of this small planned village on the Moray coast of Scotland, near where the Burn of Gollachy meets the sea.

Founded in 1797 by the 4th Duke of Gordon, the harbour remained commercially active until storm damage in 1953, was subsequently repaired, and underwent further renovation in 2023–24 with the aim of operating as a marina.

In the winter of 2024–25, prolonged bad weather caused the entrance to become blocked by large quantities of shingle, prompting a Notice to Mariners and ongoing efforts to secure a removal licence from Marine Scotland.

The harbour and its surroundings are a draw for wildlife watchers, with resident seals frequently seen on nearby rocks.

It also serves as a waypoint on the Buckie–Gollachy Circular walking route, which follows the coast westward from Buckie before returning at higher elevation with broad views over the Moray Firth.