Doune Cottage which sleeps four in two well-lit bedrooms is tastefully and lovingly decorated with emphasis being put on both the aesthetics and practicalities. It is a perfect location to wind down and enjoy the peace and beauty of this old fishing village on the Moray coast.
For those wishing to cater for themselves, the large kitchen/dining room with its wood-burning stove provides a charming space equipped with a ceramic hob, oven, microwave,fridge freezer, dishwasher, washing machine and dryer. Should there still be work to do, the wooden dining table can double up as a desk. After a day exploring, the lounge is an invitation to relax with its Danish wood-burning stove, comfortable furniture, well-stocked book shelves and family games.
Wifi is available throughout the cottage as is central heating, should the weather turn chilly.
Findhorn and its surrounding area offer sights and activities for every taste.
The Findhorn Bay with its seals and ospreys, the Findhorn beach from which you may be lucky enough to see the Moray Firth dolphins, two pubs,an award winning bakery, two shops, a post office, cafes, the Moray Coast Trail and water sports activities are accessible in minutes on foot.
The world famous spiritual community and eco-village at the Findhorn Foundation is less than a mile away and in Forres the distillery, Benromach, is one stop on the renowned whisky trail. There are also numerous golf courses and sights of historical interest within a radius of 25 miles. Aviemore and Loch Ness are approximately 50 minutes away by car.
A public bus service connects Findhorn to the local towns of Elgin and Forres. Forres is on the main train line between Inverness and Aberdeen. The nearest airport is Inverness which is reachable by bus, train or car.
Findhorn and the Moray coastline are perhaps not as well known by visitors as the Scottish west coast and highlands but they are more than worth a visit.
