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Fisherman’s Rest is a charming one-bedroom apartment, once used to hang fishing nets after a day at sea. Nestled just off James Square in the heart of Lossiemouth, it’s close to the marina and only a short walk from the stunning Lossiemouth East Beach. This quaint yet comfortable retreat is perfect for couples seeking a relaxing getaway. Conveniently located just over an hour from Inverness, it makes an ideal base for exploring the beauty of the Moray Coast.

Perfectly located just off James Square, Fisherman’s Rest is ideally positioned for exploring Lossiemouth on foot. This charming coastal town, often referred to as the Jewel of Moray, is rich in maritime history and offers stunning scenery alongside a wide range of activities to suit every interest. A short stroll takes you to Lossiemouth’s East Beach, known for its vast golden sands and the iconic bridge that connects the town to the dunes, perfect for leisurely walks, sunbathing, or paddling in the shallow waters. The lively Lossiemouth Harbour is also nearby, where colourful fishing boats and yachts sit alongside cosy cafes and restaurants serving delicious local fare. For golf enthusiasts, the prestigious Moray Golf Club is within easy reach, offering world-class courses with breathtaking views of the Moray Firth. West Beach, quieter than its eastern counterpart, is ideal for relaxation or exploring tidal rock pools. The Moray Coast Trail provides dramatic coastal walks with cliffs, secluded beaches, and abundant wildlife, including dolphins, seals, and seabirds. Water lovers can enjoy kayaking, paddleboarding, and surfing, with lessons and equipment hire available locally. Lossiemouth is also rich in history and culture. The striking Covesea Lighthouse offers guided tours and panoramic views, while the Lossiemouth Fisheries and Community Museum offers insights into the town’s fascinating maritime heritage. A short drive away, Duffus Castle provides a glimpse into Scotland’s medieval past, and the magnificent ruins of Elgin Cathedral showcase the region’s architectural grandeur. Whisky lovers will enjoy the proximity to the Speyside whisky region, home to renowned distilleries such as Glen Moray, Benromach, and Macallan, where tours and tastings provide a true taste of Scotland. For those wanting to explore further, Cairngorms National Park is just over an hour’s drive away, offering a wealth of outdoor activities. The park is home to dramatic...