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Castles & Historic Sites

We provide Tours & Transport around Moray, Speyside & Highlands. Airport transfers to & from Aberdeen & Inverness airports. Bespoke range of tours, whisky, food & drink, golf & local history. Why not travel along the Malt Whisky Trail, discover the Moray Coast and learn about Moray’s Heritage. Moray Firth Tours specialises in catering for […]

We provide Tours & Transport around Moray, Speyside & Highlands. Airport transfers to & from Aberdeen & Inverness airports. Bespoke range of tours, whisky, food & drink, golf & local history. Why not travel along the Malt Whisky Trail, discover the Moray Coast and learn about Moray’s Heritage. Moray Firth Tours specialises in catering for […]

The Portgordon Community Trust (PCT) have been involved in a vision for the development of the harbour and the surrounding area as part of a major regeneration of that part of Portgordon. The group are engaging with the Crown Estate Scotland (CES), who are keen to stimulate development of assets around the harbour by working […]

Covesea Lighthouse (Adam Stevenson) building commenced in 1844 and was commissioned in 1846. It was decommissioned in 2012 and is now in community ownership where the volunteers manage the estate keeping the Tower accessible for guided tours and the cottages available for holiday makers. The Royal Navy & Royal Air Force Heritage Centre provides information […]

Covesea Lighthouse (Adam Stevenson) building commenced in 1844 and was commissioned in 1846. It was decommissioned in 2012 and is now in community ownership where the volunteers manage the estate keeping the Tower accessible for guided tours and the cottages available for holiday makers. The Royal Navy & Royal Air Force Heritage Centre provides information […]

Covesea Lighthouse (Adam Stevenson) building commenced in 1844 and was commissioned in 1846. It was decommissioned in 2012 and is now in community ownership where the volunteers manage the estate keeping the Tower accessible for guided tours and the cottages available for holiday makers. The Royal Navy & Royal Air Force Heritage Centre provides information […]

Covesea Lighthouse (Adam Stevenson) building commenced in 1844 and was commissioned in 1846. It was decommissioned in 2012 and is now in community ownership where the volunteers manage the estate keeping the Tower accessible for guided tours and the cottages available for holiday makers. The Royal Navy & Royal Air Force Heritage Centre provides information […]

Covesea Lighthouse (Adam Stevenson) building commenced in 1844 and was commissioned in 1846. It was decommissioned in 2012 and is now in community ownership where the volunteers manage the estate keeping the Tower accessible for guided tours and the cottages available for holiday makers. The Royal Navy & Royal Air Force Heritage Centre provides information […]

Kula Coffee Hut is our beautiful Shepherds Hut serving artisan barista coffee, speciality tea, artisan hot chocolate and fancy pieces at iconic Duffus Castle. We believe in supporting local or Scottish where we can. Therefore we have diligently researched our products and suppliers to find the best coffee, tea, hot chocolate, fancy pieces and soft […]

For five centuries until 1686, Spynie Palace, near Elgin, was the residence of the bishops of Moray. The beauty of the surroundings and the substantial wildlife and birdsong make the Palace a wonderful place to visit. Visit the Historic Environment website for tickets. The palace is located just 3 miles from Elgin. Events and Activities […]

We recommend booking online in advance to guarantee entry. This magnificent ruin dates to the 13th Century and is one of the most beautiful medieval buildings in Scotland. It is the only Cathedral in Moray. Almost destroyed in 1390 by Alexander Stewart, the infamous ‘Wolf of Badenoch’. You can see the bishop’s home at Spynie […]

We recommend booking online in advance to guarantee entry. This magnificent ruin dates to the 13th Century and is one of the most beautiful medieval buildings in Scotland. It is the only Cathedral in Moray. Almost destroyed in 1390 by Alexander Stewart, the infamous ‘Wolf of Badenoch’. You can see the bishop’s home at Spynie […]