Findhorn Bay

Findhorn Bay

The former fishing village of Findhorn is situated about 4 miles from Forres, originally a busy port with trading ships it is now a peaceful little village ideal for a great relaxing break with miles of white sandy beaches and sand dunes to explore, the bay is also popular for various watersports.

North 58° Sea Adventures have exhilarating trip out to the Moray Firth, exploring the beautiful Moray coastline and it’s amazing and abundant wildlife. Departing from Findhorn Marina, our 2 hour wildlife adventures take in the beautiful coastline, with the ever present chance of encountering some of the incredible wildlife, including: Bottlenose Dolphins, Seals, Harbour porpoise, Minke whales, Basking sharks and hundred of seabirds!

The Crown & Anchor

The village has two pubs offering pub lunches in a relaxed atmosphere, the Crown & Anchor and the Kimberly Inn which serves seafood and real ales, both are situated in the heart of the village across the road from the two main piers.

On the outskirts of Findhorn village is the world-famous ‘Ecovillage Findhorn Community‘ (formerly the Findhorn Foundation), a thriving holistic community and eco-village which is a haven for many from the hustle and bustle of daily life, visitors are welcome to walk around the community and see the various projects in action.

Within the foundation there are an interesting selection of eco-friendly community buildings, including houses made out of old recycled whisky barrels, straw bails, grass roofs, organic gardens and they also have their own energy producing wind generator.

The beautiful Universal Hall holds a wide range of events such as Live Music, Theatre, Plays, Dance Groups, Films and much more, visit their website to see what’s on next.

They also have weaving and art studios, the Phoenix Shop sells many interesting books, organic food and new age gifts, the Phoenix Cafe which is open daily offers a range of wholesome & organic snacks.

Findhorn also has two caravan parks which cater to visitors throughout the year.

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