Resting on Scotland’s north east coast in Lossiemouth Bay Park in Moray is Lossiemouth Bay Cottage. This wonderful, detached holiday home affords close proximity to and breath-taking views of Lossiemouth East Beach, off-road parking for three cars and four spacious bedrooms making it a great setting for a family getaway in Scotland. Park up and cross the threshold into your new home-from-home, head straight to the fully-equipped kitchen to rustle up a delicious meal while the kids play in the games room furnished with a full size snooker table. Gather the group to tuck in before setting out to the private courtyard where you can delight in a celebratory glass of fizz. Settle in for the night in the snug with a large Smart TV, or head upstairs and sink into the plush sofas in the living room; here you can marvel at the views across the sea from the balcony or snuggle up in front of the homely electric fire. Get some well earned rest in any of the four bedrooms; there are two king-sizes with en-suite shower rooms and TVs, a double room serviced by bathroom and a ground-floor king-size with en-suite shower room. The cottage lies paces away from the beach where you can spend a sunny day sunbathing or splashing around in the sea with the kids; further along the coast in Nairn you can take a boat trip to explore the Moray Firth and North Sea for a chance to see dolphins. The centre of Lossiemouth houses local stores to help ease your self-catered stay and a variety of pubs including The Firth and The Steamboat, treat your loved ones to delicious meals with views over the harbour. Be sure to pack your clubs as the cottage is ideally located near Moray and Covesea Links Golf Club where you can test your swing in the sea air. Venture further afield to Inverness where you can tour the impressive Inverness Castle and Cathedral before sampling the vibrant nightlife in the city. Make memories as a family at Lossiemouth Bay Cottage.

Lossiemouth, located on Scotland's north-east coast, is a great holiday resort because of its rich and fascinating history, as well as its convenient location for a wide range of outdoor activities. The town itself has a surprising number of shops, hotels, pubs, and restaurants, and its prime coastal location ensures that the sea is never far away. Take a stroll along the Moray Coast Trail, or play a round of golf on the course that is located right on the beach. If you enjoy being on the water, there are numerous boat trips available where you can go fishing or watch dolphins. Windsurfers' Paradise: West Beach is a 3-mile stretch of sand next to the world-famous Covesea Lighthouse. There are numerous trails and routes available for hikers and cyclists, and wildlife can be observed along the way. A short drive from one of the region's charming fishing towns will take you to another, each with its own unique history and ambiance. It doesn't matter what type of holiday you're looking for, you'll find it here in abundance!

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