Lossiemouth Information

Lossiemouth

Lossiemouth is located on the most northerly point of the south coast of the Moray Firth in the North East of Scotland. The Morayshire town boasts miles of golden beaches and is in an area of outstanding natural beauty.

Situated on the mouth of the River Lossie, Lossiemouth was originally the port of Elgin which offers many local attractions and amenities and is located approximately half way between the major Scottish cities of Aberdeen and Inverness.

Lossiemouth has two golf courses provided by The Moray Golf Club. The Old Course established in 1889, designed by Old Tom Morris and the 18 hole New Course, designed by Sir Henry Cotton, opened in 1979. Further information on the courses and the club can be found on their website:

Lossiemouth experiences a temperate climate with relatively low rainfall making it an ideal year round visitor location. The area is a haven for wildlife including the Moray Firth's resident Bottle-nosed Dolphins and seals. There are many beautiful walks in the area including The Moray Coastal Trail and numerous designated cycle paths, as well as off-road tracks for the more adventurous. Surfers can be found on the beaches year round and the harbour offers every amenity for sailors and motor-boaters alike.

Aircraft enthusiasts have ample opportunity to view the resident Tornado Squadrons of  RAF Lossiemouth, along with regular visiting aircraft from other nations.