Moray Speyside nestles between the Highlands to the west, the Cairngorms National Park to the south and Aberdeenshire to the east. The region is served by the East Coast Mainline railway and by two international airports. The region is approximately 3 hours from Edinburgh and Glasgow by road, making it the perfect base to explore and discover the best of Scotland.

Moray Speyside is Scotland’s Whisky Country, home to more than half of the country’s distilleries, including Macallan and Glenfiddich – Scotland’s first ever distillery visitor centre. The region also produces around a third of Scotland’s food and drink and counts international brands such as Walkers Shortbread and Baxters, among its producers.

The region is the perfect destination for lovers of wildlife; the crystal-clear waters of its coastline are award-winning and recognised by National Geographic as among the world’s best – its resident population of bottlenose dolphins are a year-round draw, and of course we have lots of Scottish Coos!

Moray Speyside has the UK’s darkest Dark Skies Park in Tomintoul, the Northern Lights, rolling hills, perfect white beaches and wild upland landscapes.

Visit Moray Speyside work with tourism businesses across the region to develop bespoke experiences and bookable products and with the travel trade to build new connections and business relationships.