Placeholder text … Lossiemouth is an amazing place to visit, which is why it is renowned as the ‘Jewel of the Moray Firth’. It has two glorious sandy beaches and beautiful woodlands and countryside literally a few steps away. There is also an abundance of wildlife from Seals, Dolphins and the occasional Orca, to Red Squirrels and Deer. Birdlife such as Oyster Catchers, Golden Plover, Buzzards and Kestrels are all seen regularly.
The town provides a great getaway from the stresses of everyday life. There are wonderful boutique stores and fantastic cafes a plenty, but Lossiemouth is a place where you can also go and enjoy the peace and quiet of nature. The beach walks along the Moray coastline are relaxing places to visit and Covesea Lighthouse which overlooks the West Beach is an iconic landmark.
EXPLORE
FACE THE ELEMENTS
Milder and drier than any other part of Scotland.
Embrace the outdoors!
MAKE YOURSELF AT HOME
Cosy self-catering, hotels, B&B's, guesthouses, camping and caravanning.
You're welcome in Lossiemouth.
LIVE YOUR BEST LIFE
Fresh seafood, craft ales, home baking, ice cream and fish and chips.
You'll find something to your taste all year round.
directory of services
Follow the link below to find a full listing of all LBA member businesses across every sector.
In time, this will be expanded to include a brief listing of non-member businesses to provide a complete information resource for our visitors.
If the service that you require is not listed in this directory, use your preferred search engine to find them.
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Seafest is our annual celebration of Lossiemouth's fishing heritage. Come along and join in the fun, on Saturday 1st July, and throughout the following week!
More details at www.seafestlossie.org/events⚓Find out what's happening at Seafest this year!
🐟 The main event is our ever-popular family fayre day on Saturday 1st July! Join your friends and neighbours at Station Park for a fun packed gala day!
⛵ Keep active on Sunday 2nd with watersports on the West Beach (see www.seafestlossie.org.uk/events/) for full details) and tennis, games and fencing at Marine Park.
🛶 There's coastal rowing with Lossiemouth Coastal Rowing Club and mindfulness with Seedling Creations Wellbeing on Monday (book via website).
🍺 Beach club for the kids on Wednesday and surfing for all with New Wave Surf School (book via website). New for 2023, adults can join a brewery tour and tasting at Windswept Brewing (book at www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/windswept-brewery-tour-tasting-tickets-648747781077)
🚲 Try Outfit Moray's crazy novelty bikes at Station Park on Thursday!
🍧All week, there's a free ice cream for any child that can solve the clues in the ice cream hunt, thanks to Miele's of Lossie!
🌻Finally, if you love your garden, you could win Decora vouchers when you enter the bonniest garden competition! Judging takes place week beginning 26th June. Email dto@lossietrust.org to enter.
Please share far and wide, and follow our Facebook and Instagram pages to find out more!
Full details of all events can be found at our website - www.seafestlossie.org.uk/events/
Thomas Matthews! This year?
Look!! 👇 It's got our logo on! 💙Back in stock!! Just in time for those outdoor adventures.
Open Tuesday to Saturday, 10am to 4.30pm
I'd love some of these for picnics, do they do mail order ?
It's a lot easier to get down on to West Beach now! Thank you to the Comminity Council for arranging this!
Is there a path onto the beach that's wheelchair accessible?
Stellar job. You Don know how much this means to beach walkers. Thank you
Great job, it must have been quite some storm. Good to see access again 👏 👍
Well done the CC and Frank in particular! 👍👍
Very impressive!
Well done .. looks soooooo much better 👏👏👏
Brilliant 👏 👏 👏
Thank you
Beautiful day to be on the water!
📷 Siobhan Kylie Atkinson
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.Look how clear that water is! Lovely. x
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Getting Here
Lossiemouth is on the Moray coast, approximately 40 miles east of Inverness and 70 miles northwest of Aberdeen. The A96 is the main road between these two cities.
Travelling by bus or train, head to Elgin for a connecting bus service to Lossiemouth.