Discover the Spirit of Moray Speyside
From the golden beaches of Findhorn Bay to the rolling hills of Speyside’s whisky country, Moray offers a landscape rich in adventure, flavour and history. Dallas Dhu House sits at the heart of it all — perfectly placed for exploring distilleries, coastal trails and charming Highland towns.
Whether you’re here to sip fine whisky, watch dolphins on the Moray Firth or simply unwind in nature, every experience reflects the true spirit of this remarkable region.
Start your journey with the experiences that surround Dallas Dhu House — from sampling bold drams at the Murray McDavid Whisky Shop in Forres, to touring the historic Dallas Dhu Distillery, or soaking up the coastal calm at the Findhorn Beach Huts. Each offers a taste of Speyside’s character, craftsmanship and charm.
Explore the Aceo family in the heart of Speyside.
Dallas Dhu Distillery
Murray McDavid Whisky Shop
Findhorn Beach Huts
One of Scotland’s oldest small towns, Forres is filled with local shops, cafés and landmarks, from the ancient Sueno’s Stone to the panoramic Nelson’s Tower. It’s a peaceful yet vibrant base for exploring Moray — all just minutes from Dallas Dhu House.
Discover one of Scotland’s most historic towns
From hearty pub fare to fresh coastal dining, Moray’s food scene celebrates local flavour. Enjoy a meal at the Mosset Tavern or Bonnie Beastie in Forres, or venture to Findhorn for seafood and sunsets at the Captain’s Table, Kimberley Inn or Crown & Anchor. Wherever you go, expect good company and fine local produce.
Taste the best of Speyside
The Bonnie Beastie
The Mosset Tavern
Orrin
Crown & Anchor
The Sun Dancer
The Kimberley Inn
Adventure and relaxation in equal measure
Tee off next door at Forres Golf Club, or explore nearby courses at Nairn, Elgin and Lossiemouth. Try salmon fishing on the River Findhorn or River Spey, or get your adrenaline fix with rafting and outdoor activities from Ace Adventures. When it’s time to unwind, head to the Forres Swimming Pool and Leisure Centre for a slower pace.
The Bonnie Beastie
The Mosset Tavern
Orrin
Where coast, forest and wildlife meet
The Moray Firth Coast is a haven for nature lovers — watch dolphins and seals at Findhorn Bay, wander through the tranquil Culbin Forest, or spot ospreys and red squirrels in the woodlands. It’s a region defined by its wild beauty and sense of calm.
From gentle coastal paths to Highland hikes, Speyside is made for exploring on foot. Wander sections of the Speyside Way, follow the Dava Way from Forres to Grantown, or venture into the Cairngorms National Park for mountain air and panoramic views.
Trails through history and landscape