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Things to See and Do

The Moray Firth coastline is extensive, and has a rich diversity of places and wildlife to enjoy! Choose from the great variety of coastal and marine-based activities available, such as bird watching, sailing, kayaking and diving. Alternatively you can spend your day picnicking on the beach, flying a kite, or just walking your dog along the beautiful coastline.

The area is also rich in cultural heritage, with ancient buildings, archaeology, harbours and villages to explore. Whatever your interest, there will be a wide choice of places and activities.

To help you on your way around the Moray Firth you can search the Ordnance Survey Get-a Map site for small-scale maps (up to 1:25 000 scale) simply by entering the place name, full postcode or National Grid reference. 

Wherever you go, please follow the Scottish Outdoor Access Code, which also applies to all inland water based non-motorised activities.  Check the Codes of Conduct page for more guidance.

VisitScotland has an interactive map with more information on things to see and do in the main towns around the coast.  For a selection of sites specific to the Moray Firth please use the linked images below.