Family days out in Moray
6 listed · best reviewed first
Updated · Ratings from Google · All attractions and things to do in Moray
Forres
Findhorn Beach
★ 4.8 (437)
Located on Scotland's North Shore, this accessible sandy stretch offers exciting dolphin-spotting opportunities for young wildlife enthusiasts, plus parking and space for family picnics.
Elgin
Burghead beach
★ 4.6 (343)
This dog-friendly Scottish sandy shore welcomes families for picnics and castle-building fun, with wheelchair access and plenty of space to enjoy the coastal views.
Buckie
Blue Coast Surf & Paddle
★ 5.0 (162)
Get the family active at this water sports centre offering surf and paddle experiences, complete with on-site dining and a welcoming policy for both packed lunches and four-legged friends.
Fochabers
Fochabers Folk Museum
★ 4.8 (49)
Step back in time on High Street to discover local heritage through fascinating displays of traditional life. Note: snacks available on-site, but limited facilities including no toilets or wheelchair access.
Lossiemouth
Lossiemouth Fisheries and Community Museum
★ 4.5 (60)
Discover maritime heritage and fascinating local stories at this engaging museum on Pitgaveny Street, perfect for families with boat enthusiasts seeking an accessible seaside day out.
Forres
Brodie Castle
★ 4.3 (38)
This historic Moray fortress near Forres welcomes families with accessible facilities including parking and wheelchair access, though visitors should note picnics aren't permitted on site.
Quick answers
How many family days out are there in Moray?+
We list 6 in Moray. The best-reviewed are shown first.
Which family days out in Moray are best reviewed?+
By Google rating weighted by the number of reviews: Findhorn Beach (4.8/5, 437 reviews), Burghead beach (4.6/5, 343 reviews) and Blue Coast Surf & Paddle (5.0/5, 162 reviews).
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