Golfing in Moray – Better Mental Health
It’s easy to go golfing in Moray, there is a huge variety of beautiful courses to suit every kind of golfer. From the beautiful Cullen Links Course, to the upmarket Lossiemouth Club, to the …
Topics: What To See & Do, Where To Eat
Duffus Castle – Medieval Adventures
Debbie and I recently took a trip to Duffus Castle, having many fond memories of picnicking at the medieval ruins with our son, Josh, when he was young. The first viewing of the ruins from the …
Time Out in Forres – Take some ‘Time Out’ In Style
One of my favourite spots for a spot of coffee and some cake in Forres is Time Out Café. My most recent visit to the café, which is conveniently located on the High Street, was for business …
Nelson’s Tower in Forres – Amazing Views of Moray
One of the best tourist attractions in Forres has reopened for the Summer. Nelson’s Tower has now opened for the season – and is a great place to visit for both tourists and locals. Nelson’s …
Johnstons of Elgin – Fashion, History & Great Cake
If you are venturing to Moray in order to take in the culture, the fashion, or to enjoy good food, Johnstons of Elgin is one place in the North East of Scotland that combines all of these aspects …
Roseisle Beach – A Tranquil Getaway
Moray is known for its beautiful coastal villages and incredible walking trails, but one of the most beautiful spots for relaxing has to be Roseisle beach. Situated between Findhorn and Burghead, …
The Red Lion In Forres – Friendly With Great Food
The Red Lion, known lovingly by locals as The “Red Beastie”, is a fantastic little pub in Forres. Located just off Forres High Street, it is an ideal central location for when you are exploring …
Sueno’s Stone In Forres, A Mysterious History
On the north-easterly edge of Forres lies Moray’s own piece of Picts-Scottish history, Sueno’s Stone. The Pictish Stone is one of the largest surviving of its type, standing over 6.5 metres high. …
