Our Services

Half day (up to 4 hours) from £200 per group
Full day (up to 8 hours) from £380 per group
Final price depends on your chosen itinerary, pickup location and mileage. We'll provide a fixed quotation before you book, so you'll know exactly what to expect.
Included in the price: 

✓ Pickup and drop-off from your chosen location

✓ Private tours and trips – your group only
✓ Large private vehicle
✓ Local driver-guide
✓ Flexible itinerary tailored to your interests
✓ Bottled water and a complimentary local taster snack
✓ Pre-planned or fully customised itineraries
 

Please contact us to discuss your requirements and find out how we can create the perfect tour for you.

At Moray Tours, Trips & Transfers, we offer the following services:
 

Private Guided Tours of Moray, Speyside & Beyond

Speyside Malt Whisky Distillery Tours

Explore malt whisky country—home to around 50 distilleries and the most densely packed whisky‑producing region on Earth. Enjoy relaxed travel, scenic backroads, and a custom day shaped entirely around the whiskies you love.

Where we can go:

• World-Famous Icons: Visit legendary names like Macallan, Glenfiddich, and Glenlivet to see how global favourites are made.

• Characterful Gems: Discover a curated selection of smaller, independent distilleries that showcase the true, intimate spirit of Speyside.

• Bespoke Itineraries: Craft your route around your personal palate, focusing entirely on the regions, age statements, or flavour profiles you love most.

​

​

​

​

​

 

​

​

Coastal & Loch Tours -

Moray has some of the most beautiful coastline in Scotland — long sandy beaches, quiet coves, and clear water perfect for a walk, an ice cream stop, or wild swimming if you’re feeling brave.
Where we can go

• Moray Coast — The wide‑open sands of Lossiemouth and Findhorn, or the peaceful stretches near Hopeman and Burghead.

• Loch Morlich — Head inland for water sports, clear water, and Cairngorm mountain views.

• Loch Ness — Visit the world‑famous loch and enjoy the scenery surrounding its legendary resident.

​

​

​

​

​

​

​

​

​

​

 

Golf Day Transport & Golf Club Hire
Moray is a golfer’s paradise, with a brilliant mix of championship links and relaxed inland courses. Whether you fancy testing yourself against the coastal winds or enjoying a quiet round with Highland scenery in the background, I’ll take care of the travel, the tee time booking and even clubs if required, so you can simply turn up and enjoy your day.
Where we can play

• Links courses — Lossiemouth (Moray Golf Club) and Cullen offer big sea views and classic coastal challenges.

• Local Gems — Courses like Spey bay, Hopeman, and Garmouth and Kingston each have their own character and a friendly clubhouse welcome.

• Easy‑Going Golf Days — Shape the day around your pace, whether that’s a full 18‑hole test or a gentler round paired with a scenic stop or distillery visit.

• Further Afield — If you’d like to explore beyond Moray, we can head to some of Scotland’s most famous courses — from the historic fairways of St Andrews to the dramatic links at Royal Dornoch.

​

​

​

​

​

​

​

​

​

​

Cycling Adventures & Bike Hire

Moray is brilliant for cycling, with quiet backroads, coastal paths, forest trails, and long‑distance routes that make it easy to explore at your own pace. Whether you’re after a gentle spin or a full‑day adventure, I’ll handle the transport, provide bikes if needed, and arrange pick‑ups or drop‑offs so you can ride point‑to‑point without having to double back on the same path.
Where we can go

• Coastal Routes — Ride the Moray Coastal Path from Burghead to Lossiemouth or follow the Old Lossiemouth Railway Line for easy, scenic miles with sea views and fresh air.

• Long‑Distance Trails — Take on the Speyside Way or the Dava Way for full‑day adventures with a mix of forest tracks, open countryside, and gentle gradients.

• Local Countryside Paths — Enjoy shorter, peaceful routes like the New Rothes Way or loops around Roseisle, Fochabers, and Elgin — ideal for relaxed half‑day rides.

• Further Afield — If you fancy a bigger adventure, we can head to well‑known cycling spots across Scotland, from Aviemore’s forest trails to lochside routes near Fort Augustus.
   

Multi-Day Island Adventures

Scotland is famous for its islands which are renowned for their beautiful landscape, quiet beaches, wildlife, and small coastal communities that feel a world away from the mainland. Each Island has its own unique beauty, history and culture. Whether you want a slow day exploring harbours and cafés or a more active trip with walks, cycles and viewpoints, I'll arrange the travel, and accommodation, if required, so you can simply enjoy the journey.

Where we can go

• Orkney — A short ferry from the north coast takes you to wide open landscapes, dramatic cliffs, and historic sites like Skara Brae and the Ring of Brodgar. Perfect for relaxed exploring with plenty of scenery.

• Isle of Skye — Famous for its mountains, waterfalls, and coastal views. Ideal for a full‑day adventure with stops at places like the Fairy Pools or the Quiraing.

• Inner Hebrides — Islands like Mull or Iona offer peaceful beaches, wildlife, and quiet roads — great for gentle walks, photography, or simply taking in the views.

• Custom Multi-Day Expeditions - We can also tailor bespoke multi-day itineraries to Arran, Lewis & Harris, Islay, Jura, Barra, and South Uist among other Islands.

​

​

​
 

 

​

​

​