Moray

Moray

If you’re planning a staycation but want to discover somewhere new, why not consider a holiday north of the border? Scotland has so much to offer visitors and has a universal appeal, whether you’re looking for popular tourist destinations and attractions or want to go off the beaten track and discover hidden gems.

Why Book A Caravan Site in Moray

Booking a caravan holiday to Scotland makes perfect sense. With sites throughout the country, a caravan break gives the ultimate in flexibility, convenience and value for money. Where to start? If Scotland is a whole new world to you, then a great place to begin your Scottish voyage of discovery is Moray, in the northeast of the country. Why? Because it offers everything from beaches and coastal delights to rugged mountains and rolling countryside, remote places where you can get away from it all together with bustling towns and villages where you can enjoy a warm Scottish welcome and soak up the unique surroundings.

Things To Do In Moray

The best by par…Scotland has always been a Mecca for golfers who travel from all over the world to come to the ‘home of golf’. Moray is no exception, with a vast choice of top-notch clubs and courses throughout the region. There is nowhere nicer to play a round of golf than here, with stunning scenery providing a beautiful backdrop and some fantastic clubhouses boasting fantastic food so that you can make a day of it. Here is a starting list of golf clubs in the area, but there are many more! • Cullen Links Golf Course • Kinross Country Golf • Spey Bay Golf Club • Elgin Golf Club • Dufftown Golf Club • Ballindalloch Castle Golf Course

The great outdoors… Scotland has some world-beating landscapes, from dramatic mountains and sweeping coastlines to rolling hills and lush forests, so there is no excuse not to hit the great outdoors when you’re on a caravan break in Moray.

Lace up your hiking boots and head out on any number of trails, walks and rambles, and whether you want the adrenaline rush of climbing Moray’s highest peak, Ben Rinnes or something a little more gentle, Moray has it all. Just a few places in Moray worth exploring: • Speyside Way • The Dava Way • Moray Coastal Trail • Glenlivet Hill Trek • Dublin Forest • Logie Estate

And it’s not all about walking; there are so many other ways to get out and about in Moray, including horse riding and mountain biking. There are loads of additional activities on offer, such as fishing, go-karting, whitewater rafting, kayaking, surfing, and paddle boarding, to name just a few.

Let’s go to town… Jump in the car for a road trip and take in some of Moray’s enchanting towns and villages, all offering different appeals from the traditional to the contemporary and everything in between. And with some of the best local produce you’ll find anywhere in Scotland, stopping off for a bite to eat couldn’t be easier. Whether it’s locally caught fish and chips on the beach or fine dining in a fancy restaurant, Moray has it all.

There is so much more to Moray than meets the eye, so let’s prepare to explore this Scottish jewel in the crown.