Explore Moray
Where breathtaking landscapes and rich culture await you!
Local Landmarks
The Moray coast is home to some of Scotland’s most stunning and unspoiled beaches, each offering its own unique charm. Lossiemouth’s East Beach boasts miles of soft golden sand and rolling dunes, making it a perfect spot for peaceful walks and breathtaking sunrises over the North Sea.
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The iconic Duke of Gordon monument sits atop of Ladyhill and can be seen from across Elgin. This image was taken at the summit of Ladyhill looking eastwards.
St Giles Church tower can be seen standing prominently in the middle of Elgin High Street. A ramble to the summit of Ladyhill is well worth it for the views across the town and surrounding countryside.
Local Landmarks
Just along the coast, Roseisle Beach combines the beauty of a wide, sandy shore with enchanting forest walks, where towering pines provide a sheltered escape filled with scenic trails and wildlife. Whether you’re looking to relax by the waves, explore hidden coastal gems, or take in the fresh sea air, Moray’s beaches offer the perfect blend of tranquility and adventure.
Golf & Heritage in Moray
Whether you're here to tee off at Moray Golf Club and Elgin Golf Club or explore historic gems like Brodie Castle and Elgin Cathedral, Moray offers the perfect blend of sport and culture.
Local Distilleries
Whisky lovers will feel right at home in Moray. From Glen Moray Distillery to Glenlivet Distillery, there are plenty of fantastic spots to sample a dram and soak up the region’s rich whisky heritage.
