A Relaxing Week in Forres, Scotland

After the hustle and bustle of Edinburgh, we were ready for some quiet time and Forres was just the place. We weren’t sure what to expect of this little town as, like Fowey, this was a random selection. The “Plan” was to explore the highlands and Forres seemed like a good location to setup and perhaps rent a car for a day or two.

Those plans quickly changed once we got to Forres. No need to go anywhere! Plenty to keep us occupied in this little town. It was a very pleasant surprise.

We felt very comfortable and at home at our Airbnb. Kasm even got to have his own room which was a huge welcome after being cooped up in one room with us for the last couple of weeks!

Here’s a little video Bruce did of our accommodations in Forres.

Our place, “Boyne House”, was a 230-year-old Merchant House. We had the “servant” floor, a self-contained apartment.

Our Apartment in Forres, Scotland
Our Apartment in Forres, Scotland

Forres felt like a magical land. It won the bloom award in Scotland on several occasions. The Gardens in town are stunning and there are multiple footpaths through forested areas, beautiful parks, and along the Burn of Mosset. It is best described through images so I’ll let our photos do the talking 🙂

Walking by the Sanquhar Loch
Walking by the Sanquhar Loch

 

Love in Forres
Love in Forres

 

Forres, Scotland
Gran Park – Forres, Scotland

 

Walk towards Nelson's Monument in Forres, Scotland
Walk towards Nelson’s Monument in Forres, Scotland

 

Forres, Scotland
Grant Park – Forres, Scotland

 

Forres, Scotland
Just around the corner from our apartment – Forres, Scotland

 

Forres, Scotland
Taking a break from a long walk – Forres, Scotland

 

Dava Way
Dava Way

 

Brodie Castle
Brodie Castle

 

Forres, Scotland
Beautiful Gardens – Forres, Scotland

 

Sueno's Stone - Forres Scotland
Sueno’s Stone – Largest surviving Pictish stone of its type in Scotland

1 thought on “A Relaxing Week in Forres, Scotland”

  1. Wow that’s just lovely!! What a great idea to visit random places, they turn out better than the touristy ones.

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