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Located close to the village of Findhorn, Findhorn Beach is said to be one of the most popular beaches on the Moray Coast. The magnificent coastline provides miles of dunes and beach walks in a pleasant micro climate. Wildlife is abundant in the area and can be frequently seen along the coastline, including seals at low tide on the sandbank of the mouth of the river Findhorn. On the Western end of the beach there still lies an impressive line of concrete tank-traps from World War 2, when there was the fear of Germans invading.

Situated at the Findhorn end of a stretch of beach that extends for miles - from one village to another - you have a vast, wide open space for escape and exploration. The beach looks over the Moray Firth to dramatic, heather-hued hills of Ross-Shire and Sutherland; a never ending view of the wild Highlands from your seaside retreat. The hut has the benefit of being close to the accessibility ramp and steps, ample car parking, facilities and picnic areas are nearby – the perfect match for a great day out.

The Beach hut measures in at a generous 2 x 2.5m and has wide double doors, with a central lock and fixings to hold them open, facing onto the glittering Moray Firth. The hut is extremely robust with very deep piled foundations. To guard against flooding the hut stands on solid timber piles, also engineer designed to be wind resistant - a peaceful retreat which will stand the test of time.
The hut was purchased in the third phase of the builds and has been extremely well maintained by the present owner. Owners of the Beach Huts get a fob for the parking barrier, so they have access for parking near the huts and toilets.