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Top 8 Things to do in Findhorn, United Kingdom (UK)
Discover the best top things to do in Findhorn, United Kingdom (UK) including North 58 Sea Adventures, Findhorn Beach, Findhorn Heritage and Icehouse, kimberley inn, Jonathan Wheeler Art Studio, Moray Coastal Route Findhorn to Burghead, Moray Art Centre, Wild things!.
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1. North 58 Sea Adventures
Overall Ratings
5 based on 203 reviews
Join us onboard for an exhilirating trip out to the Moray Firth, exploring the beautiful Moray coastline and it's amazing and abundant wildlife.Operating out of Findhorn, the jewel of North East Scotland, North 58° Sea Adventures offers you the chance to do something a little different with a truly unique experience.
Reviewed By Gj S
WHAT A GREAT DAY OUT !!! Enjoyed our 2 hours out on the ocean Staff were brilliant friendly and made it a memorable day. No dolphins on our visit but seen loads of massive seals and birds. All safety and outdoor gear provided felt well organised and safe 10 out of 10 planning next years holiday already.
2. Findhorn Beach
Overall Ratings
5 based on 169 reviews
Reviewed By neil c - Dundee, United Kingdom
First time in this neck of the wood and what a beautiful part of Scotland.
Sea had a good blow on it, whipping up white horses.
Beach is clean, with good underfoot conditions, it seems to stretch for miles.
A couple of seals popped up for a look whilst we walked with our dog.
A popular beach but big enough to have it all to yourself.
Try it and see.
3. Findhorn Heritage and Icehouse
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 40 reviews
Reviewed By Hamish D - Brisbane, Australia
Well renovated historic place with friendly informative guide. Learned a lot. Shows the salmon fishing and how they achieved this. Nearby beach and harbour well worth visiting.
The context of visiting the piers is important to see what effort was needed to achieve this important industry for the town and locals.
4. Kimberley inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By Brian H - Preston, United Kingdom
What a fantastic place
Come into Findhorn on a on way road with excellent views of the bird sanctuary on one side and this great pub restaurant on the other
We came here with blue sky sun and no wind
Had the biggest haddock and chips ever and a sea food platter
Ate watching the view and chatting with staff and other punters
Good selection of beer and drinks
5. Jonathan Wheeler Art Studio
Overall Ratings
5 based on 4 reviews
A fine arts company based in the Scottish Highlands dedicated to watercolour paintings. Our studio is located in an ecological house in the Findhorn Community on the Moray Firth. Paintings are published as limited editions and signed editions watercolour prints, and they are on sale on our website. Although our studio is open for visitors most of the year we recommend contacting us via phone or email to check availability (I might be away capturing the great beauties of Scotland!) Original paintings are also for sale and we welcome commissions! For more please visit our website or our Facebook Page If you like my work, please do feel free to drop a note! Thank you!
Reviewed By Fi D - Elgin
Visited this place after seeing his paintings in the Kimberly awesome artist Will return to buy as he has Scotland's Castles
6. Moray Coastal Route Findhorn to Burghead
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By alister b - Hopeman, United Kingdom
After having walked the Hopeman to Burghead section of the Moray Coastal route many times, I tackled the longer Findhorn to Burghead walk accompanied by two of my sons and a trusty 'mans best friend' named Chief.
The walk starts at Findhorn beach and heads westward along the coastline, skirting the former RAF base at Kinloss. The views across the bay to Burghead are lovely and there are lots of sea life ( seals and dolphins) on view if you are lucky plus gulls and other sea birds. One thing to watch out for is small sections of the pathway have been eroded by the sea and could be tricky if you are cycling.
You then go into well signposted forestry walks which take you through the Roseisle beach visitor area and ends entering Burghead through the Burghead Caravan Park.
This is a lovely varied walk for all ages, which should not prove to difficult, providing you are reasonably fit. The walk should take you roughly three hours.
Give it a try.
7. Moray Art Centre
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 12 reviews
Moray Art Centre is an eco-designed, purpose built Arts Centre, based on the Findhorn coast, North East Scotland and aims to provide a stimulating environment for visual arts education and appreciation.
Reviewed By MountainFrancis - Isle of Skye, United Kingdom
Arrived late on a Saturday afternoon but was still treated to an expansive talk from teh guy in the office and an informal explanation of their new sewage treatment device. Took a walk around the community and it was quiet and friendly, some very interesting construction (especially the barrell houses). My girlfriend complained a bit about what she regarded as 'big houses', myself I do not see why an alternative lifestyle means you have to live in a hovel and I think the place has real ambience. On the way back to Forres we picked up a hitchhiker who, it turned out, had grown up in the community and she said that young people get bored and restless there and,as a consequence, can behave quite badly. Well, at least she acknowledged the bad behaviour - not something that always happens in more conventional upbrigings.
8. Wild things!
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Wild things! is an award winning environmental education charity based in Moray but working across the UK. Since 2003, Wild things! has enabled over 10,000 children, young people and adults to learn from and be inspired by their local natural environment and the remote Wilderness regions of Scotland. We offer accredited adult courses, wild weekends, children and teenage programmes.
Reviewed By 537Jen2012 - Aberdeen, United Kingdom
I have been working with this charity for years now and they can't do enough for the children. The kids just love it and have learnt so much from each session. Who knew seaweed could be so fascinating!
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