My Auntie's Wake was held here. I had previously attended a School Reunion previously…read more It has a lovely big windows, so you can see part of the golf course & the harbour. Good spread, scones were delicious & enormous & I believe were purchased somewhere locally.

I'm going to be a bit cheeky here and review somewhere I've never visited…read more I live nearby and drive past the Dunbar everyday at 0700hrs on my way to work and everyday, without fail, if there is light and as long as the rain isn't horizontal, people are playing golf here. Not just one or two, people will be queuing at the first tee. When I get home at 1800hrs the car park is full and the place is packed. If people are prepared to come here in the driving rain at 7 in the morning to play it must be good.

Great views over Cullen beach and golf course, always plenty to see here whilst having a cup of tea…read more Open to the public and not a members club as l first thought, meals served plus light snacks & refreshments, coffee + tea served all day. Extended opening hours in the summer.

If you are in the area, take time to visit and play Cullen Golf Club. Take time to talk with the…read morelocals in the pub at the clubhouse to get a lay of the course before you play. Fantastic views, right course and fun. I cannot say enough about the friendliness and hospitality of the staff and locals at the course. I felt like I was at home again. Wild to find a pennant from my home course in the USA, Treesdale Country Club, hanging on the wall. Felt right at home.

First course I played in Scotland so it will always hold a special place in my heart. Jim Gibson…read morewas of immense help and a wonderful host during my round... 9 hole course with 18 varied tee boxes so can play as a full course... peaceful, pleasant and breathtaking scenery... It's definitely worth a stop in if you're in this area of Speyside....

Was invited to attend an outdoor networking event at Craggan Outdoors last week where we…read moreexperienced some great hospitality and lessons in Archhery, Mountain biking, Golf and High Ropes. Keith and his team have been excellent in providing a very enjoyable and memorable day out of the office and we will definately be back trying out more of the facilities, many thanks!

Great hot showers, dishwashing station, lovely people, good little shop with organic food &…read moreproduce, short walk to Findhorn which is a sweet village.

Quiet little site next to the beach. Clean showers. Near local village and pubs easy walking…read moredistance.

Forres Mechanics Football Club is situated just off the A96, the main route from Inverness to…read moreAberdeen. The ground is only small with a capacity of around 3000 but it is one of the friendliest I have ever been to. It is in walking distance to the town centre and across the road is Forres Train Station. There is a car park next to the ground and you can also park in the town centre pay and display parks around. The ground also hosts charity football matches and members of the military in the area (RAF KINLOSS) have played cup finals there. Mostly standing, there is a small stand with seats. Hot and cold food available.

The beach is lovely for walking you pet dog, but not cats because cats do not like water. The…read morepeople that you meet here are extremely kind to you. But there is one thing I have to complain about, there is no where to plug in your Xbox series x at the beach, and an other thing, there is no super fast B-road band Wi-Fi. Other than these minor problems that I will be complaining to the council about. My sad sister has no where to play Roblox when the tide comes in or she will be washed away. I love this beach because it has sand and salt water. I hate when the ocean has fresh water. I love this beach because it has a park close to it and it's really nice to have a picnic at. If anyone is visiting Scotland I recommend this local beauty, one more thing, there is lots of ice cream shops nearby!

We were staying in lovely Hopeman for two nights. One of the best thing in the village surely is…read morethe great beach just down at the harbour (eastbound). It's a wonderful stretch of sand with nice dunes backing it up. There are trails leading along the beach and dunes and offer great views. Sometimes they are a bit narrow, so it might not fit everybody. The beach - depending on the tide - is pretty wide and has nice rock formations, very unique. We did walk along East Beach for a while and really enjoyed the walk and the views. Some benches are on the way too. We were surprised that this beach was so empty - even in summer. There were only one or two couples walking along. That's it. But good for us - so our doggy could run free and really enjoy the beach too (it is officially dog friendly). Depending on the weather the beach looks very different. Sunny - at dusk - cloudy. All different - but all amazing (check the pics). Be sure not to miss out on this beach when you are in the area.

The Roseisle forest carpark is in the centre of the most beautiful forestry managed woodland. The…read morelarge car park is next a clean toilet block(seasonal) and information board. This property is perfectly planned for recreational use. Next to the car park is a section to be used for picnics with wooden tables and benches and space for barbeques (bring your own). Past the picnic area is a path leading through sand dunes to the stunning beach,miles of sand and long views along to Burghead Within the woodland itself are clearly marked and graded walks and if you want to you could safely walk for miles and not get lost. Horses use many of the wider paths and it is heaven for dog walkers with waste bins for doggie doo (please do use them) During the summer season there is a parking charge of £1 per use but if like me you are a regular user a season ticket can be bought at Elgin Library costing £10. Oct to April there is no charge.