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The Station Hotel is a small family run hotel with 5 attractive letting rooms, public bar, lounge bar, dining room and small beer garden. Meals are served daily from 5pm til 8pm (pm on Saturdays). Children are welcome in the lounge and dining area until 8pm and dogs are welcome in the public bar!
Just what you want from a self-catering holiday home in Burghead on the Moray Speyside coast! The Millie offers a touch of class with a homely feel, sea views and cozy rooms, traditional and contemporary in one friendly house, everything you need for a perfect holiday – and some! Perfect for couples, perfect for families […]
Situated on the Moray firth, The Harbour Inn is a family run business. The Harbour Inn is on the peninsular of Burghead which is famous for it’s Dolphins and Whales, the unique climate, the sandy beach stretching over to Findhorn and the Burning of the Clavie. The Inn has 5 en-suite rooms consisting of four […]
The Bessie is on the upper two floors of a former Telford Granary. The old stone steps give access to The a Bessie which has three bedrooms and sleeps six. One king (en-suite), one double and one twin. All the rooms have a fabulous sea view over Burghead and the wider Moray Firth. The Bessie […]
Luxurious newly decorated cottage with sea views from house and garden. Beside harbour and seven miles of beach in the historic town of Burghead. Burghead is built on a Peninsula with a sandy beach on one side, a rocky beach on the other side and a Viewpoint Tower right on the tip which is a […]
Welcome to The Bothy, a family friendly, independent bistro with warm and welcoming atmosphere. We offer an all day style menu using the very best ingredients Moray has to offer. We have daily specials including vegetarian dishes and locally caught seafood. We bake all our own bread and cakes in house, which we serve with […]
With its marvelous landscapes from rugged cliffs, caves and sheltered coves to fisher town harbours and sweeping stretches of sandy beaches, Moray has a coastline alive with wildlife that would be the envy of many other regions in Britain. The route can be walked comfortably as a whole in around 23 hours, but it is […]
