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Stays in Lossiemouth
Lossiemouth is a coastal town in Moray, north-east Scotland, where the River Lossie meets the Moray Firth. It grew around two distinct settlements: the old fishing quarter of Branderburgh, with its harbour and rows of cottages, and the earlier Seatown, once a centre for herring fishing. The town is…
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About Lossiemouth
Where to stay in Lossiemouth
Branderburgh. The main commercial and residential area, centred on Queen Street and Clifton Road, with many shops, cafes and hotels close to the harbour and the West Beach.
Seatown. The historic fishing quarter on the east bank of the River Lossie, with narrow streets and traditional cottages, near the East Beach and the river mouth.
Stotfield. A western neighbourhood of Lossiemouth, adjacent to the Moray Golf Club and the West Beach, offering quiet streets and easy access to coastal walks.
Getting there and around
Lossiemouth is about 5 miles north of Elgin, the nearest town with a railway station on the Aberdeen to Inverness line. From Elgin, local buses run regularly to Lossiemouth. By road, the town is reached via the A941 from Elgin and the B9040 from the west. Inverness Airport is approximately 35 miles to the west. Within Lossiemouth, most areas are within walking distance, including the beaches, harbour and golf club. Local bus services also connect different parts of the town.
When to go
The best time to visit Lossiemouth is from late spring to early autumn, when daylight is long and temperatures are mild. Summer brings the warmest weather, though the Moray Firth can be breezy. Spring and autumn are quieter, ideal for walking and golf. Winter days are short but often clear, with occasional frost. The town hosts events such as the Lossiemouth Fireworks Display in November.
Questions, answered
What are the main attractions in Lossiemouth?
The two beaches, East Beach and West Beach, are central to the town. The Moray Golf Club, the Lossiemouth Fisheries and Community Museum, and the harbour are also popular.
Is Lossiemouth a good base for golf?
Yes, the town is home to the Moray Golf Club, which has two links courses. Several other courses are within easy reach in Moray.
Can I see dolphins in Lossiemouth?
Bottlenose dolphins are frequently spotted in the Moray Firth, particularly from the harbour and the beaches. Boat trips are available from nearby harbours.
What is the history of Lossiemouth?
Lossiemouth developed from two villages, Seatown and Branderburgh, and has a strong fishing heritage. The town also has a long association with the military, with RAF Lossiemouth established in the 1930s.
How do I get to Lossiemouth without a car?
The nearest railway station is in Elgin, about 5 miles away, with regular bus connections to Lossiemouth. Buses also run from Inverness and Aberdeen to Elgin.
Are there restaurants and shops in Lossiemouth?
Yes, the town has a range of shops, cafes and restaurants, particularly along Queen Street and Clifton Road. Several hotels also have restaurants open to non-residents.