Top 5 Traveler Resources in Moray, Scotland

*LOGIE STEADING RE-OPENS FROM 26TH APRIL 2021 as Covid restrictions ease - every day of the week, 10am to 5pm. Logie Steading is a collection of small, creative, individually owned and run, businesses housed in the converted sandstone farm buildings at Logie. 2ndhand books, cafe, antiques, arts, crafts, local produce, hardy plants, hundreds of whiskies and gins, vintage accessories. And outside - spectacular walks along the river Findhorn, playground, and Gardens to enjoy. Veritably, a place to take your time!

We are a visitor Centre based at the mouth of the river Spey, where it meets the North Sea. Dolphins are regularly spotted at the mouth of the river Spey and close to the shoreline, along with ospreys, seals, a huge variety of bird life and the occasional otter! You can book a private tour of the historic Tugnet icehouse (Scotland's largest surviving icehouse), or book onto the Explore the Bones family activity. Currently the cafe is a takeaway only facility, where you 'queue for your brew' inside the building and take your delicious homebake, soup or sandwich away with you, out onto the beach or around the Centre grounds. The eco-friendly gift shop is also open with a wide range or gorgeous products. The Centre is the public face of the charity Whale and Dolphin Conservation, so come and have a fun day out and learn about whales and dolphins and support our charity work to protect these wonderful creatures!

Tomintoul & Glenlivet Discovery Centre is your gateway to the rich natural and cultural heritage of our amazing area. The centre provides visitors with information and advice personally tailored to your authentic Scottish experience. Our VR experience will transport you to a whisky smugglers hideout and along the smuggling routes used to transport the golden liquor to market. Our new exibition tells the stories behind objects such as the Tomintoul Coat and local residents such as Brookie the Blacksmith. So whatever your interest or reason for visiting our area be sure to stop by Tomintoul & Glenlivet Discovery Centre.