Findhorn Beach — Attraction in Scotland

We decided to go for a look having heard a lot about the beach and we had to admit that the beach itself was fantastic. Lovely sand, clean, water a bit chill but hey, this is north Scotland, so the kids had a great time. The only problem was in Findhorn. The place was nearly impossible to find somewhere to park to access a shop, when we got to the beach car park there was no consideration for disability, so with the car park being well occupied we couldn't get that close to a beach access. But by letting the kids run off and doing a slow start stop walk we got there eventually, though...

This is an absolute gem of a beach, with beautiful sand. At the western end, the beach is bounded by the swift flowing Findhorn river, we didn't go all the way to the eastern end. There were a few families and dog walkers on the beach when we were there, but judging by the brightly coloured beach huts, it can be a busy place. There were seals across the Findhorn river and on an offshore sandbank, but none on the actual beach. We parked at the beach car park, which is small but provides clean toilets and...

Findhorn Beach is a stunning spot with golden sands, rolling dunes, and crystal-clear waters. The beach stretches for miles, perfect for peaceful walks and spotting seals or seabirds. The sunsets here are breathtaking, casting beautiful colors over the Moray Firth. The nearby village adds charm with cozy cafés and a relaxed vibe. Whether for a swim, a stroll, or just to unwind, Findhorn Beach is a hidden gem on Scotland’s coast, offering tranquility and...