It was nice to look at and stopped to have a look at it. Arts subjective, it’s a statue of a mermaid on a rock, not sure why it has a trip advisor. I walked past it, stopped to look at it for a minute and continued my morning walk along the beach. Might go again tonight on my walk or tomorrow morning. Nice enough, not an all day thing, max 5 minutes. If you are in walkable distance I suggest you go. Don’t travel more than 10 as it’s a small fishing village, it’s small....

If planning on travelling up the East coast, worth a short detour to see if you like photography. This sculpture if located on the rocks on the seafront at Balintore. Not a harbour town but a small, residential area. A reasonable amount of parking at the Seaboard Centre nearby which also hosts a good cafe, toilets and a post office. A lovely, short walk from the carpark (5 minutes), over the Scottish pebbles at the shoreline, will lead you to this lovely sculpture. We were also lucky enough to spot dolphins from the shore when we visited in late July. Don't expect lots to see and entertain you in this area, as mentioned, it's a small residential area but if the weather is fine, it's a nice place to sit and eat a picnic and there's a few swings for younger children.

This was an amazing experience and being able to see this majestic lady was lovely. The day was slightly over cast for us but the statue is easy to see from the parking bays. When we were there it was easy to park and we even moved closer, parking at the local pub car park, meaning the walk to the statue, which took all of 5mins slow trundle, was lovely. Once we followed the path down to the beach, I would suggest this for wheelchair users, we were able to walk right up to the statue and have some photos taken.