Places to visit in Moray…

Making your kilt making experience a combined historical and culture journey.

Make the Most of Your Kilt-Making Experience

If you’re planning to join me for an in-person kilt-making course, or come to the area to visit, why not turn it into a truly memorable trip? Alongside mastering the art of traditional kilt making, you’ll have the chance to explore some of Scotland’s most breathtaking sights. Situated halfway between Aberdeen and Inverness, I’m just an hour from Culloden Battlefield and the legendary Loch Ness. You can unwind on our beautiful beaches, watching the sun set over the North Sea, or—if the timing is right—witness the magic of the Northern Lights dancing across the sky.

Duffus castle Moray
Kingston Beach Moray
Elgin Cathedral
Northern Lights at Kingston Moray
Johnstone of Elgin Mill Tour
Kingston Beach when tide is out
Loch na Bo House in Lhanbryde
Findhorn Beach Moray
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Castles

There are many castles in our area, some

are ruins are some are still functioning as family

homes or venues with Coffee shops.

Here are a few to look out for ;

  • Duffus Castle - Ruin

  • Brodie Castle and grounds

  • Gordon Castle and grounds

  • Spynie Palace - Ruin

  • Ballindalloch Castle and grounds

Distilleries

The River Spey is renowned for its Whisky Distilleries. Being close to barley farms and

with it being said that the water has

“the lowest level of dissolved minerals”

this is ideal for the perfect whisky! There are

so many in the area!

Here are just a few to visit ;

  • Glenlivet

  • Cardhu

  • GlenFiddich

  • Glen Grant

  • Macallan

Other Places

This area has some real gems to visit.

Let me list a few for you;

  • Elgin Cathedral - Ruin

  • Johnstone of Elgin - Mill Tour

  • Pluscarden Abbey- Medieval Abbey

  • Portsoy - Peaky Blinders Scenes

  • Cullen - Best Ice Cream

  • Lossiemouth - Sandy Beaches

  • Findhorn - Foundation and Beaches

  • Dolphin Centre - Spey Bay

  • Bow Fiddle Rock