North 58 Sea Adventures Lossiemouth
Departing from the seaside town of Lossiemouth, take a boat trip along the Moray Firth with a chance to see dolphins, seals and birdlife. North 58 has a team of knowledgeable guides offering an insight into the local wildlife.
Lossiemouth is a popular coastal town with two excellent beaches, independent shops and an array of eating places from pubs to ice cream parlours.
Another wildlife boat operating to the west of Lossiemouth is North58 based in Findhorn.
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Things to do and see in Lossiemouth
Lossiemouth attracts visitors from far and wide to visitors with its seaside charm and quite a vibrant food scene including ice cream shops, cafes, pubs and restaurants.
Whether you're seeking invigorating outdoor adventures or simply a relaxing retreat, Lossiemouth has something to offer everyone.
North 58 Lossiemouth leaves from the harbour and is a very popular activity. There are two stunning sandy beaches, East Beach and West Beach to enjoy. Walk along West Beach to the picture postcard Covesea Lighthouse. For more maritime and local history, visit Lossiemouth Heritage Centre down at the harbour area.
Accommodation in Lossiemouth
Lossiemouth offers a variety of accommodation options. Hotel options include the Stotfield, Golf View and Firth View Hotels. All are close to the coast. Or you can opt for the convenience of self-catering as Lossie has many cottages or apartments to rent.
There are a number of caravan sites to choose from, including Silver Sands Caravan Park and Lossiemouth Bay Caravan Park, both very close to beaches.
Many tourists choose to stay in Elgin where there is a wide selection of hotels, B&B and self-catering accommodation.
Lossiemouth attracts visitors from far and wide to visitors with its seaside charm and quite a vibrant food scene including ice cream shops, cafes, pubs and restaurants.
Whether you're seeking invigorating outdoor adventures or simply a relaxing retreat, Lossiemouth has something to offer everyone.
North 58 Lossiemouth leaves from the harbour and is a very popular activity. There are two stunning sandy beaches, East Beach and West Beach to enjoy. Walk along West Beach to the picture postcard Covesea Lighthouse. For more maritime and local history, visit Lossiemouth Heritage Centre down at the harbour area.
Accommodation in Lossiemouth
Lossiemouth offers a variety of accommodation options. Hotel options include the Stotfield, Golf View and Firth View Hotels. All are close to the coast. Or you can opt for the convenience of self-catering as Lossie has many cottages or apartments to rent.
There are a number of caravan sites to choose from, including Silver Sands Caravan Park and Lossiemouth Bay Caravan Park, both very close to beaches.
Many tourists choose to stay in Elgin where there is a wide selection of hotels, B&B and self-catering accommodation.
Where next?
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