Links Lodge

Lossiemouth is a town built on fishing but with the decline of the industry the two basins of the harbour now have pontoons and pleasure craft from where you can take boat trips for diving or seal and dolphin watching.
Click here to visit the Whale and Dolphin Conservation Society website

The town was the birthplace of the country’s first ever Labour Prime Minister Ramsay Macdonald.
www.lossiemouth.org
www.lossiefowk.co.uk

Lossie has two fantastic beaches, one on either side of town and some fabulous walks in close proximity.
Click here to find out about the coastal trail

There are two 18 hole courses at Moray Golf Club, the famous Old Moray links being of championship standard.
Click here to visit the Moray Golf Club website

The town is home to RAF Lossiemouth, a major air base from which operates the Tornado fighter jet and the Sea King search and rescue helicopters.

Apart from the many gems of golf courses in the area, this is an ideal base from which to enjoy the Malt Whisky Trail, with Speyside boasting the highest concentration of distilleries in the entire UK – and some of the finest Malts.
Click here to find out about the Malt Whisky Trail

As well as a host of famous brands of Malt Whisky, Morayshire is home to some world class firms with famous names such Walkers (shortbread), Baxters (soups and jams), Johnstons (woollen mills and cashmere) to name a few.

For much more detailed information on activities and places to visit, see the Visit Scotland website.