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Rent a holiday apartment, home or cottage in Moray: from £31 per night
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Popular holiday rental amenities in Moray
Finding a holiday letting with a pool should be easy in Moray. A few of the accommodation options include one. Our data shows that more hotel rooms offer pools than house rentals. Additionally, they're able to host 4 people, on average, while house rentals with pools can welcome an average of 6 guests. A few of Moray's holiday rentals with pools are located within 2 kilometres of water, so you can choose between some pool time or waterfront moments. In Moray, there are a lot of choices if you want to book a holiday rental that allows pets. House rentals are the most pet-friendly property type in Moray. In addition, a night in a pet-friendly rental there costs, on average, £117. You can also find various rental options if you want to stay near the city centre, as a few of the pet-friendly holiday lettings are less than 2 kilometres away from the centre of the city.
Holiday Letting Price Information in Moray
The graph shows average prices of rental prices in Moray for the next twelve months. Prices reach a peak a week in August. The price per night in a holiday letting in Moray this week (03/08 - 10/08) costs on average £106. Prices drop in February to an average of £62 per night (02/02 - 09/02).
Holiday Home Availability Information in Moray
Check out the graph above to find out how many holiday rentals are available in Moray (in %). More people travel to Moray a week in December (22/12 - 29/12). So far, 48% of the rentals are occupied this week. October (05/10 - 12/10) has got the highest percentage of available rentals.
The weather in Moray
You can see our climate diagram above. This year, July will have higher average temperatures. January is the coolest month, with average minimal temperature reaching 1°. The rainiest month is July while the driest month is September.
Accommodations in Moray
Holidaymakers looking for house rentals in Moray can find a lot of options to choose from, as they are the most frequent accomodation type on offer there. In addition, the standard size of house rentals in Moray is 85 m², and they cost, on average, £121 per night. Moreover, the majority of house rentals in Moray can welcome 6 guests, which makes Moray a wonderful holiday spot for medium-sized groups and families. If you would prefer to compare an alternative property type, you could have a look at hotel rooms, which are the second most frequent accommodation type in Moray. Hotel rooms in Moray are 17 m² on average, with prices averaging £112 per night.
Explore the Moray coast from your own home from home holiday cottage
Located on Scotland's north east coast, Moray is a great location for a family holiday, with a great choice of holiday cottages, many of which are in rural locations where you can enjoy some peace and quiet.
Food & Drinks
Home of whisky
Scottish whisky is famous the world over and Moray is home to several distilleries most of which are open to the public for tours. You can visit the Glen Moray distillery in Elgin, Glen Grant in Rothes or Strathisla in Keith, as well as taking a tour around the Speyside Cooperage Centre in Craigellachie where you can learn about the traditional art of barrel making.
Family Activities
Seaside fun with the kids
Kids will love exploring the beautiful Moray coastline, especially the Scottish Dolphin Centre in Spey Bay. Guides will tell visitors about their conservation work in the area, as well as helping visitors spot dolphins, seals, otters and even minke whales. Head inland to Keith and you can take a trip on the Keith and Dufftown Railway, a historic tourist train journey through 22 miles of Moray countryside.
Local Attractions
Discover Moray's history
Elgin is the largest town in Moray and has plenty of attractions for visitors of all ages. Elgin Cathedral is a partly ruined 13th century building but you can still climb the Chapter House and West Front towers to enjoy the views over the town and the surrounding area. The Elgin Museum gives you an overview of Moray's history from prehistory to the present day. Further along the coast, the smaller town of Fochabers is home to the beautiful Gordon Castle Walled Gardens, featuring flowers and plants many of which make an appearance in the castle's cafe.
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