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Lossiemouth tourist information
Lossiemouth is a working fishing town on the Moray Firth with some long and beautiful sandy beaches.
A planned settlement largely dating from the 18th century, it was developed as a port for the nearby town of Elgin. There is a Fisheries museum on the quayside that tells the story of the trade, and a history of the town - including its most famous son, Britain's first Labour Prime Minister, Ramsay MacDonald.
While some fishing boats remain, Lossiemouth is now better known as a harbour for leisure craft with a thriving Yachting Marina. It is also strongly linked with the nearby RAF base, home to operational squadrons of Tornado jetfighers and Sea King search and rescue helicopters.
Overlooking the sea, the Moray Golf Club is a championship links course dating from 1889, and considered one of the finest in Scotland.
Moray Golf Club Stotfield Road, Lossiemouth IV31 6QS
Two challenging courses in one. Moray Golf Club information
Lossiemouth Fisheries & Community Museum Pitgaveny Street, Lossiemouth IV31 6TW
History of a fishing heritage. Lossiemouth Fisheries & Community Museum information
Spey Bay, Buckie
Coastal nature reserve on the mouth of the river Spey. Spey Bay information
Hotels
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Stotfield Road Lossiemouth IV31 6QS MAP Overlooking the Moray Firth, this family-run hotel is situated in Lossiemouth. The hotel is directly opposite the historic Moray Golf Club, and is centrally located for exploring the Whisky Trail. Recently refurbished, the rooms at Stotfield Hotel have o... More Information and Book ... |
South on the A941 for a stroll around Elgin, then continue south to Aberlour and the whisky trail !
Towns Near Lossiemouth To Visit - straight line distance:
Elgin Tourist Information (4.85 miles) Buckie Tourist Information (12.29 miles) Forres Tourist Information (13.97 miles) Aberlour Tourist Information (17.02 miles)
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