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Sandwiched between the very much sheltered Findhorn Bay and the much wilder Burghead Bay in the north, the Moray village of Findhorn is both attractive and idyllic. If you're a fan of lovely settings, you might want to take a romantic trip here with your special someone. When you do, don't forget to get some Findhorn flowers to give to your date.

Watersports lovers might also find the place an interesting one to visit as it's a great avenue for sailing and other watersports. If you and your partner happen to be avid lovers of the water, you might fancy a stay here for an anniversary or any other celebration. Of course, don't forget to mark the occasion by buying some flowers in Findhorn to present to your special someone.

It can be busy in Findhorn, most particularly during weekends in the summer. However, when you do come and manage to avoid the crowds, you'll find an atmosphere and environment that is well worth the visit.

The Findhorn of today is a third incarnation of the town. History has shown that even if the town is a bit secure, it has experienced some dangers in the past. The first village was buried under sand dunes in the 1600s while the second incarnation was lost in 1700 due to floods.

The village was once an important commercial fishing port and it also had a thriving shipbuilding industry. All this complete with trading links with ports in the Baltic region and Scandinavia. Now, much of life in the village is still based around the bay, but more inclined towards watersports. In fact, Findhorn is the home of the Royal Findhorn Yacht Club.

Attractions and Landmarks

The beach – getting here from the village is just a short walk through marram grass and low sand dunes. It extends to the west as far as Findhorn Bay. To its east are about seven miles of sand.

Findhorn Church

Nearby Attractions

Findhorn Bay
Sueno's Stone – a Picto-Scottish Class III standing stone measuring 6.5 metres high. It's the largest surviving Pictish stone of its kind in Scotland.
Falconer Museum – houses the archives and fossils of Hugh Falconer, as well as information on the local and social history of Moray.
Burghead Well – a unique Scottish Dark Age rock-cut well.
Dallas Dhu Historic Distillery
Brodie Castle – home of the Brodie family until the late 20th century.
St Peter's Kirk and Parish Cross
Duffus Castle – was a fortress-residence in the past.

Activities

Swimming – blessed with a beautiful beach, there's no wonder why Findhorn is an attractive destination during the summer months. 

Watersports – another popular activity as Findhorn is one of the major sailing and watersports centres along the coast.

If you and your partner enjoy these activities, book your stay earlier so you can enjoy the best of what the village has to offer. When you want to surprise your date by being romantic, why not send flowers to Findhorn so that you can present it to them?

When someone you know in town is celebrating a birthday or anniversary, get in touch with us to order flowers for delivery to Findhorn. We have a large selection of bouquets that are perfect for all kinds of occasions! Plus, when you send flowers to Findhorn through us, the bouquet is guaranteed to get to its intended recipient the very next day.