Moray Travel Guide

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The River Spey runs through Moray, and the waters are crammed full of salmon, and ideally suited to malt whisky manufacture, making it one of Scotland’s most celebrated rivers. You can tour many distilleries and discover how this luxury liquor is produced; Dufftown is a good place to start, as there is a malt whisky trail information centre, and two famous distilleries. Elgin is the administrative centre of Moray. It is an attractive place, where the medieval street plan is still evident today.

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Traveller Reviews of Moray

7 May 08

station hotel hopeman

Posted by rsr from Johannesburg, South Africa

This hotel was a major disappointment compared to all the other accommodation we experienced during a family week in Scotland. It was... Read more

10 Mar 07

duffus inn

Posted by a TotalTraveller from Elgin, United Kingdom

I am always impressed by the attention and speed of service at any restaurant. The Duffus Inn were excellent. The food was outstanding,... Read more

15 Feb 07

Silver Sands Leisure Park, Lossiemouth, Grampian.

Posted by a TotalTraveller from Alloa, United Kingdom

I have been going up to Silversands for the past 10 years along with my friends in our touring caravans - surely that speaks for itself. ... Read more

Moray Travel Directory

Suburbs and towns covered by this travel guide to Moray (Grampian) include Aberlour, Aviemore, Ballindalloch, Buckie, Craigellachie, Cullen, Dufftown, Duffus, Elgin, Fochabers, Forres, Glenlivet, Hopeman, Keith, Lossiemouth, Moray, Near Elgin, nr Elgin, Portgordon, Rothes, Rothes, Strathdon, Tomintoul, Urquhart by Elgin, and more.