The village of Findhorn sits at the mouth of the River Findhorn on the bay of the Moray Firth in Moray, north‑east Scotland, a short drive from Forres. It’s known for wide, shifting sandy beaches and dunes, rich birdlife and frequent sightings of dolphins and seals in the firth, which together make it popular with nature lovers and photographers.
Originally a small fishing settlement, Findhorn gained wider recognition from the 1960s when the Findhorn Foundation and an associated ecovillage established a hub for sustainable living, arts and spirituality; that heritage now underpins much of the local economy through tourism, workshops, craft enterprises and community projects. The village today feels like a blend of traditional coastal life and an eco‑minded creative community, with a strong emphasis on conservation and social enterprise.
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