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Lossiemouth is located in the county of Moray, which has a huge variety of outdoor attractions and events.
The Moray coast offers stunning scenery, and many trails for the outdoor types. The Moray Firth is a very special place - home to one of only three resident bottlenose dolphin populations in the United Kingdom. There are thought to be approximately 130 dolphins living in this part of Scotland and they can be seen in the Moray Firth all year round. However, during the winter months, the population is spread out over a wider area - so your best chance of seeing dolphins is from about May to September.

During the summer dolphin watchers can see herds of 15 or more leaping from the water near the shore.

There are many places in the Moray Firth where dolphins can be spotted from land - Chanonry Point (probably one of the best places), North Kessock, Cromarty, Fort George, Nairn, Lossiemouth, Spey Bay, Cullen etc. But don't forget to take warm clothes, waterproofs & sunscreen - the weather can change quickly here in Scotland! Binoculars would also be useful & you do need to be patient! But it is definitely worth the wait.

The only Malt Whiskey Trail in the world is also located in Moray.

Step back in time through the last millennium of our country's heritage and experience Scottish castles at their best on Scotland's only Castle Trail.

For golfers, the Moray Golf Club, which comprises the Old and the New courses, offers a real challenge to golfers of all standards, set amongst typical Scottish links settings.

At Coversea, the Golf Dedication Centre boasts one of the most picturesque settings in Scotland. Adjacent to the Lighthouse it has superb views over the Moray Firth. The 12 Bay Driving Range; All bays are covered, fitted with the latest cushion mats and top quality balls. The golf range is floodlit for evening practice mats and top quality balls. The golf range is floodlit for evening practice overlooking Covesea lighthouse and the famous Moray Golf Club



Typical Scottish events can be found locally all throughout the year, particularly in the spring / summer; the majority are family-oriented, and give a real sense of Scottish history and tradition, such as Highland Games, Scotch Whisky Festival