Moray scotland

The view of Crovie on a very fine afternoon in late Winter, early Spring. The Gorse is in bloom. Aberdeenshire, North East Scotland.

Linn Falls in Winter, Aberlour, Moray, Scotland

Elgin Cathedral, Moray, Scotland by L0bit0

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Cared for by Historic Scotland the 13th century Cathedral was known as The Lantern Of The North. Falling out of use following The Reformation in 1560 it gradually became a ruin. It wasn't until the end of the 19th century that something was done to halt it's deterioration and stabilize what was left.

Cobbled bridge to Duffus Castle ruins. Duffus, Moray, Scotland.

As the curtain drops on another summer's evening I am left to contemplate the last rays of sunlight punching holes through the horizon cloud. Whilst I was once again hoping for that splash of crimson that so catches the eye, I have to content myself with a more subtle yet very pleasing palette of greens and banana yellows mingled with the purple hues of twilight...

Ballindalloch Castle - Moray, Scotland

The Moray Coast, Scotland

Seatown in Cullen, Banffshire (Moray)

Craigmin Bridge, Drybridge, Buckie, Moray in Scotland

Findochty Harbour in Moray, Scotland by Ally Deans Photography

Get ready to step into your own real-life screensaver at Auchindoun Castle! 🏰🌿 #EscapeYourEveryday With its rolling green hills and dramatic ruins, Auchindoun Castle looks like it’s straight out of a dream. But this view is anything but is just the stunning reality of Moray Speyside. Perfect for history buffs and nature lovers alike, this hidden gem offers a glimpse into Scotland’s past with a backdrop that’s picture-perfect. Ready to explore? Plan your visit to Moray Speyside and make…

Things to do in Moray Speyside. Moray is one of Scotland's best-kept secrets. Known for its stunning beaches dotted across the north...

Findlater Castle, Moray, Scotland

Darnaway on the banks of the river findhorn near Forres. Moray. Scotland. It’s supposedly over 730 years old. There’s also lots of other big trees there too.

The Speyside Way is one of Scotland's four official Long Distance Routes (LDRs). It runs between Aviemore, at the heart of Strathspey, 66 miles to Buckie, on the Moray Firth. The route passes through some of Scotland's most beautiful landscapes; by rivers and mountains, over moorland and along forest paths. It includes a spur to Tomintoul, an additional 15 miles.

Walking through the eroded sea cave at Cove Bay permits much longer and more detailed exploration than is usual thanks to the strip of sculpted coastline given its twice daily break at low tide...

Darnaway on the banks of the river findhorn near Forres. Moray. Scotland. It’s supposedly over 730 years old. There’s also lots of other big trees there too.