Dunedin Cottage
Dunedin Cottage, Elgin, Moray Self Catering Cottage t: 01343 542 877
Roseisle Beach, Burghead, MorayMountain Biking along many Moray Routes and CoursesGolf in Elgin, Lossiemoth, Nairn and GarmouthDistilleries and the Whisky Trail

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Dunedin Cottage
Elgin, Moray
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t: 01343 542 877
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Pluscarden Abbey near Dunedin self catering home, Elgin, Moray, ScotlandTucked on the north east coast of Scotland, Moray Holiday Cottage is nestled in a countryside location on the outskirts of Elgin, a large town with shopping centre, historical landmarks and museums, restaurants and bars and only 30 miles from the nearest airport.

The city of Inverness (capital of the Highlands) and Loch Ness are approx 40 miles from the cottage.

Moray is well known for its fine weather and low rainfall - an ideal climate for those who enjoy the outdoors. As well as golf on the dooorstep there is an abundance of golf courses nearby ranging from links course on the coast to an assortment of inland courses to provide a different challenge at every one.

There are numerous locally renowned beaches and woods nearby for exploring. If you enjoy walking there are numerous walks from forest trails, hill walks or coastal. One of the most popular walks is along the Speyside Way or one of the many Forestry Commission walks to suit all abilities. The Speyside Way and Forestry commission also have lots of cycle tracks.

Located near the River Spey and River Findhorn famous for salmon fishing, Moray has an abundance of harbours, beaches, rivers and lochs with a magnficent variety of fish. Whether you are a river, fly or sea angler below is a small example of facilities available.

Malt whisky trail near Dunedin self catering cottage home Elgin MorayshireYou can't come to Moray and not visit one of our world famous distilleries. You can join the Malt Whisky Trail and not only savour the taste of the 'Water of Life' but learn about Scotland's history, the days of the illicit stills and enjoy the beauty of our distilleries in this traditional industry.

If you enjoy history then there is an abundance of castles, stately homes and cathedrals to visit. For more information visit Historic Scotland and The National Trust for Scotland

 

 

 

Click on the links below to find out more about things to see and do in Moray and The Highlands of Scotland

http://www.visitscotland.com/destinations-maps/highlands/see-do/

http://www.glenmoray.com/visit.html

Enjoy Speyside Cooperage, the only working cooperage in the UK, where you can experience the ancient art of coopering.

http://www.speysidecooperage.co.uk

For escorted tours of the malt whisky distilleries in Speyside and the Highlands - www.scotch-whiskytours.com