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Pebble Cove 74 - Moray
9.5 13 reviews

Pebble Cove 74

apartment, Lossiemouth
This apartment in Lossiemouth is located a 9-minute walk from Lossiemouth West Beach and 10.9 kilometres from Elgin Cathedral.
The 39 square meter flat offers a kitchenette, two bathrooms, and accommodation for up to 11 guests, with an indoor swimming pool and on-site restaurant available.
1 Bedroom Holiday Flat Overlooking Harbour - Moray
9.9 154 reviews

1 Bedroom Holiday Flat Overlooking Harbour

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This Portgordon apartment enjoys a peaceful coastal setting near the Speyside Way, a short drive (approximately 20-30km) from Buckie and Elgin, and within 90-135km of Aberdeen and Inverness.
The self-catering flat offers one double bedroom, one bathroom, sleeps two guests, includes a kitchen with fridge, freezer, and microwave, and boasts a decked area overlooking the harbour, perfect for seal spotting and sunset views.
The Clock Tower At The Institute Executive Apartments - Moray
9.2 8 reviews

The Clock Tower At The Institute Executive Apartments

apartment, Keith
The Clock Tower at The Institute Executive Apartments is located in Keith, just 17 km from Elgin Cathedral and 18 km from Huntly Castle, offering easy access to these popular tourist destinations. The apartment has received excellent ratings for cleanliness, location, and overall experience.
This two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment spans 105 square metres and comfortably accommodates up to four guests. It comes equipped with a kitchen, a seating area, a TV, free Wi-Fi, a garden, and free private parking, making it a perfect choice for families or groups of friends looking for a comfortable and convenient stay in Keith.
Flat By The Sea - Moray
9.8 137 reviews

Flat By The Sea

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This self-contained flat in Burghead, a peaceful Moray Coast village, is situated a 16-kilometre drive from Elgin, offering easy access to both the coast and the town's amenities.
The one-bedroom apartment, sleeping two, boasts a fully equipped kitchen including a microwave, fridge, and washing machine, plus a private garden, parking, and excellent guest reviews; nearby pubs and a Scotmid grocery store provide convenient local options.

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Frequently asked questions about lodges in Moray

  • Which attractions shouldn't be missed in Moray, Scotland?

    For a taste of Moray's history, you absolutely shouldn't miss Elgin Cathedral, a stunning example of Scottish Gothic architecture. Spynie Palace, with its fascinating ruins, offers a glimpse into Scotland's past. For something completely different, the Findhorn Foundation's ecovillage is a unique and inspiring community. And of course, exploring the stunning coastline, perhaps visiting the charming fishing village of Lossiemouth, is a must.
  • What are the best lodges in Moray?

  • Are there any items you should pack specifically for visiting Moray?

    Pack for all types of weather! Moray can experience changeable conditions. Waterproof and windproof outerwear is essential, even in summer. Comfortable walking shoes are a must, as you'll likely be doing a fair bit of exploring on foot. Binoculars are also a good idea, particularly if you plan on birdwatching or enjoying the coastal scenery.
  • What are the best lodges with a pool in Moray?

  • How can you get to know Moray's culture by connecting with the locals?

    One of the best ways to experience Moray's culture is by visiting local pubs and inns. Many villages have traditional pubs where you can chat with locals and learn about the area's history and traditions. Attending local events and markets is also a great way to connect with the community and discover local crafts and produce. Finally, striking up conversations with staff at local businesses, such as independent shops and cafes, can lead to some interesting encounters.
  • What are the best lodges with a jacuzzi in Moray?

  • What are the best unusual attractions in Moray?

    The Findhorn Foundation ecovillage, mentioned earlier, is definitely unusual and worth a visit. Another unique attraction is the Clava Cairns, a fascinating prehistoric site with standing stones and burial cairns. For something a bit different, consider exploring the numerous whisky distilleries in the Speyside region, just outside Moray but easily accessible.
  • What are the best lodges for families and kids in Moray?

  • Which restaurants offer the best local food in Moray?

    Moray has many excellent restaurants offering local produce. Specific recommendations are difficult as tastes vary, but exploring the restaurants in Elgin and Forres will reveal a range of options focusing on fresh seafood and locally sourced ingredients. Look for establishments highlighting seasonal menus to ensure you are experiencing the best of Moray's culinary offerings.
  • What are the best pet friendly lodges in Moray?

  • What are the best nature spots to visit in Moray?

    The Moray Firth is a must-see for its abundant wildlife, particularly dolphins. For stunning coastal walks, the beaches around Lossiemouth and Cullen offer breathtaking scenery. The RSPB Speyside reserve provides excellent opportunities for birdwatching. Inland, the area around the River Spey offers beautiful walks and opportunities to see diverse flora and fauna.
  • What are the best lodges with parking in Moray?

  • Does Moray have clean air and pollution-free environments?

    Generally, Moray enjoys relatively clean air and pollution-free environments, particularly in its more rural areas. However, air quality can vary depending on weather patterns and proximity to towns and roads. The coastal areas tend to have very clean air.
  • What are the unique and adventurous activities in Moray?

    Dolphin watching tours in the Moray Firth are a popular and unique activity. Kayaking or canoeing along the coast or rivers offers a chance for adventure and stunning views. Hiking in the region's hills and exploring the coastline provides opportunities for adventure and discovery. For something more relaxed, cycling the scenic routes is also a great option.

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