My Auntie's Wake was held here. I had previously attended a School Reunion previously…read more It has a lovely big windows, so you can see part of the golf course & the harbour. Good spread, scones were delicious & enormous & I believe were purchased somewhere locally.

I'm going to be a bit cheeky here and review somewhere I've never visited…read more I live nearby and drive past the Dunbar everyday at 0700hrs on my way to work and everyday, without fail, if there is light and as long as the rain isn't horizontal, people are playing golf here. Not just one or two, people will be queuing at the first tee. When I get home at 1800hrs the car park is full and the place is packed. If people are prepared to come here in the driving rain at 7 in the morning to play it must be good.

This is a really good swimming pool that is a true asset to Nairn. There are lots sessions and it…read moreis always busy. The pool itself is 25m starting at 0.4m, with a gentle slope leading into a dive-able deep end. There is a gym on sight as well as spinning sessions and various get fit/keep fit classes. Prices for individual sessions are a bit expensive but membership is only £16.50 a month, which gives you unlimited access to all facilitates and classes. It's really nice to see it being used so much by the local community.

Great place to take the kids for a couple of hours if the weather is good. My 6 yr old loved…read moredriving a proper vehicle for the first time - a quad bike. Loved the paintball target too. Reasonably priced - £10 ticket for activities and a free drink - parents just pay for food and drink if they want, but things for them to do as well. Look forward to rating this as 5 star when it's developed more - looks like it's just starting out. Nice barnyard feel in cafe and shop.

First course I played in Scotland so it will always hold a special place in my heart. Jim Gibson…read morewas of immense help and a wonderful host during my round... 9 hole course with 18 varied tee boxes so can play as a full course... peaceful, pleasant and breathtaking scenery... It's definitely worth a stop in if you're in this area of Speyside....

This is a really good trip to go on if you time it right. It was the first time I had seen dolphins…read morein the wild and we had several jumping out of the water. We were lucky as we were the first trip of the day to see dolphins so it can be hit or miss but you sometimes have to take that chance.

Great little boat trip. Best to phone for tide times before you go or you have to wait a while…read morebefore you can get out on the boat. If you are not lucky enough to see the dolphins you may see the seals or red kites. The man on the boat has good knowledge of the area and the dolphins.

Amazing customer service! Stumbled on to this little restaurant (located at the golf course) on…read moreour first trip to Scotland, 2007. Had the most amazing Crème Brûlée (the way it is supposed to taste) and when I made it back in 2009, was disappointed to find it no longer on the menu (traveled 7k miles for that dessert!) Was told that if I gave a few days notice, they would have it made for me the next time I came. In 2015, I took them up on that offer! Called on Monday before leaving the states, and when I made it there for lunch on Friday, had a case of it waiting for me. Oh my! Master baker Charlie Cuthbert did an outstanding job, and of course the staff was accommodating and friendly (and was even able to advise us regarding ferry out of Scrabster.) We enjoyed every bite with our friends that we shared the Crème Brûlée with, and had lunch at the Fairways one more time before we had to go home. Friendly, affordable and comfortable (I was traveling with teenaged and young adult children), we absolutely recommend Fairways Golf Course restaurant if you make it to Inverness.

Fairways, as well as being a really nice golf club, also contains a very quaint little restaurant…read moreand bar. The restaurant serves a lot of snack foods, but also some very tasty main courses. The club as a whole has a very nice community feel to it, and you're guaranteed a warm reception. The bar continues that warm feel, and the locals and regulars all make you feel very welcome. A big screen TV is welcome on match day. The prices are fairly cheap for a golfing club, as well as the restaurant prices. The golf circuit itself is very pleasant, up in the hills overlooking the city, but is not without its challenges, as any course on a hill would be. The club features a putting green for practise while you wait, and also a spacious driving range to practise your swing.

I walk here every evening. Its a nice clean beach and has a little ice cream shop open in the…read moresummer. Theres a kids play park and there are plenty picnic tables. If you walk far enough there are caves in the rocks further along the beach but you have to be careful and check tide times before you walk to far.

Great hot showers, dishwashing station, lovely people, good little shop with organic food &…read moreproduce, short walk to Findhorn which is a sweet village.

Quiet little site next to the beach. Clean showers. Near local village and pubs easy walking…read moredistance.