Situated in Scotland's North East corner, between the Cairngorms and the Moray Firth coast, Moray Cottages offers a fantastically central base for you to enjoy a range of diverse activities.

 

There are glorious walks over hills, by clean rivers and along miles of empty sandy beaches.

There is a range of winter and summer activities at the Lecht ski centre. The area is a golfer's paradise with literally dozens of courses on which to test your skill.There is Sea Fishing, Salmon & Trout Fishing.

For those who like to get under the water, the Moray Firth offers some great diving out of Lossimouth and Banff.

 

Dufftown is Scotland's Malt Whisky Capital and the only place in the world that has a Malt Whisky Trail.

So if you've never visited a distillery or if you are keen to learn everything about the "Water of Life"... this is the right place for you!

 

The North East of Scotland boasts many historical sites;

From dramatic cliff top castles to beautiful stately homes..... there is a well signed Castle Trail to explore together with many other historical ruins.

Take a drive along the North Coast and discover a host of traditional fishing villages along the coast with small harbours and good pubs!

If you travel a little further, Inverness, Loch Ness, Fort Augustus or the Black Isle are easy day trips. If you have come all this way, then John O'Groats is only a 3 hour drive.

Fed up with driving on road? Enjoy a mornings "off road" driving in a 4 x 4 or have a go on a Quad bike. Quite simply there is so much to see and do in the North east of Scotland... you'll wonder why you've never been here before!

..... of course you could just pull up a chair, enjoy a glass of wine and get away from the world in your own cottage garden.

Below we have listed just some of the activities available - Just click on each picture to open a new window to find out what awaits you.

 

Walking & wonderful scenery	Fishing & Stalking... It's all here!	Enjoy a Skiing Holiday
A Golfers Paradise!	Wildlife on your doorstep	The worlds only Malt Whisky Trail.

 

 

 

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