Our Area
History
The Moray Firth Coastline is a very special place, with its many beautiful beaches, rugged cliffs and harbour towns and villages.
Castles
We’re spoilt for choice when it comes to castles and historic places to visit around Moray and Aberdeenshire!
Distilleries
We’re ideally placed to discover the heartland of Scotland’s famous single malt whiskies.
Places to Eat
Our area offers an array of restaurants and bars, from fine dining to relaxed and affordable… you’ll find something to suit everyone’s appetite!
See & Do
We may have castles and distilleries a-plenty, but there’s much more to see and do as well, from golf, wildlife, walking and cycling, to shopping, theatres and events.
Activities for Kids
It seems to me that if the children are happy, most parents seem to be happy too! Here are a few of the things we like to do! Many also suitable for a rainy day – it’s always best to be prepared!
The North East of Scotland is a stunning part of the world, stretching from the majestic mountains of the Cairngorms down to the sea. Its coastline is one of the most beautiful, with long sandy beaches interspersed with cliffs and rocky coves. Indeed it features in the National Geographic’s Top Rated coastlines list!
There’s something about the scale of this place between the mountains and the sea. You can roam for miles across great estates, expanses of moorland, ancient Caledonian forests, rolling farmland, vast dunes, wide sandy beaches and expansive coastlines., there are historic attractions, the malt whisky trail, great walking, cycling and mountain biking, and lovely places to eat and drink or go shopping.
There are historic attractions, the malt whisky trail, great walking, cycling and mountain biking, and lovely places to eat and drink or go shopping. We have highlighted some of our favourites, but please see the area guides for further information:
Explore Our Cottages
Driftwood Cottage, Portsoy
Sandend Cottage, nr Banff
2 Seatown, Lossiemouth
6 Seatown, Lossiemouth
