Scottish Maritime refers to the rich maritime heritage and activities associated with Scotland. The country has a long coastline, with numerous ports and harbors that have historically supported fishing, trade, and shipbuilding. The North Sea and the Atlantic Ocean play significant roles in Scotland's economy and culture, influencing local communities and industries. The maritime sector in Scotland includes various activities such as fishing, shipping, and tourism. Notable maritime landmarks include the Firth of Forth and the Hebrides, which attract visitors and support marine biodiversity. Scotland's maritime history is also celebrated through museums and festivals that highlight its seafaring traditions.