Moray - Malt Whisky Country
Moray is home to two giants of Highland culture - malt whisky and salmon fishing. Blessed with stunning coastal and upland scenery the region is diverse; from the fertile coastline around the Moray Firth leading towards Tomintoul, high in the Cairngorms National Park.
Within its lush borders, the legendary Spey and Findhorn rivers attract salmon anglers, whisky lovers tour The Malt Whisky Trail, nature enthusiasts walk the beaches, forests and hills in search of wildlife, and students of history pick up tantalising trails of Macbeth or Dr Johnson while those with the great outdoors in mind will tackle heather-carpeted hill walks and adrenaline fuelled mountain biking.
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Exciting Events and Festivals
Whenever you visit, Moray is buzzing with events this summer not least the opportunity to explore your roots in this year of Homecoming 2009.
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Experience sights, smells and sounds
Discover Moray on foot, from coastal cliff walks to high land hill walks there’s so much opportunity to explore the great outdoors at your own pace.
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Explore Moray’s turbulent past
History is abound in Moray, from the splendour of castles to the fascination of Pictish living. Let your imagination run wild with thoughts of ancient times and explore Moray’s rich legacy.
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Get out and Active in Moray
With a diverse coastal and upland landscape Moray lends itself to equally varied and exciting outdoor activities.
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Indulge in the Malt Whisky Trail
Speyside is universally acknowledged as the heartland of Scottish malt whisky distillation, home to over 50 this accounts for almost half of all the distilleries in Scotland; certainly good reason to experience the Malt Whisky Trail.
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Perfect Wildlife Experiences
Experience the sight of dolphins leaping alongside your tour boat, waders, wildfowl and ospreys at Findhorn Bay and the majestic red deer as you move away from the coast towards Speyside and the Cairngorms National Park.
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