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Got a wee cottage in Seatown, since 1999 and coming back since 1979. Thx for filming the walk! :)

If I ever move from England this would be the place to be

Another short walk around the river Lossie and Seatown would be great as well! :)

This little town is certainly on my bucketlist

My family lived in Lossiemouth from 1992-1999, however I went to Edinburgh to study in '94 and only came back to Lossie for the holidays. We lived in Hopeman from 1989-1992 prior to moving to Lossiemouth. We moved up there from England. I am not a native of the area, although my mum was brought up in Hopeman before leaving home. I have an aunt and cousin there, and have returned to the area occasionally to visit them, and once for the high school reunion. I moved to Perth 2 years ago after leaving Edinburgh. For a while I preferred big city life. Lossiemouth is very scenic, there's no doubt about that, but I find it too quiet. I like Edinburgh to visit and have a lot of friends there, but currently benefitting from Perth being a happy medium between Lossiemouth and Elgin in terms of pace of life.

Loved this video thank You

I went into 'The Harbour Lights cafe' last week if that counts - Lossiemouth was quiet, free parking and a great beach - that's the sort of place we like to visit.

We lived in Lossiemouth years ago. Stunning beaches and a lovely quiet, friendly place. I especially remember a shop on the corner of the square called MARTINS - FOR ANYTHING ELECTRICAL. It was a wool shop! There seem to be a lot more restaurants there now. The pet shop down by the harbour was nice. The owner would order his tropical fish from Inverness and they'd put them on the bus for him. The vet's was very handy. I remember sitting in the waiting room with my dog. The door was open, and a passing dog popped in, cocked his leg on the magazine table, then went on his way. A nice trip down memory lane. Thanks.

Lived here at Kellas ave near the football ground in the 80's while in the RAF returned for brief visit in 2007 to visit my sister at Hopeman,. Many memories here

Love it.

I would have loved visiting; even living on the island just off the coast between Lossiemouth and Cullen.

I was brought up in Lossiemouth as My dad was in the Navy and was an aircraft mechanic at RAF Lossiemouth and served on The Ark Royal and Hermes (to name two of the ship he was on) My family lived in the flats on Dunbar Street and moved to Australia in 1970 and have been there ever since (I had my 12th birthday in Adelaide South Australia)

I didn’t quite get up to Lossiemouth. I got as far as the Glen Grant Distillery to the east of Inverness. I really wanted to get up to Lossie, to see the castle and the town. Maybe I will lodge there on my next trip. Thank you for the nice walk around town

Used to live in Elgin when I was a kid in the 80s and loved going to lossie and exploring the harbour and beach

Lived there in the early 80’s just next to the river. Loved the place.

Done the cafe and Brander Arms both fantastic, spent a week there in November, We will definitely be back

David Kelly from, Northampton again. Just watched your Elgin tour. I like to watch the fast jets fly by the golf course from the pub with a pint and my air band radio. Great job again, better than the professional's hwo never venture of the betain track. Who needs them when we have, the likes of you👏👍😸.

Will be travelling there in the not to distant future. I’m from Australia but my grandpa was born in Lossiemouth. Would be great to see where part of my family history started…

Thanks for this, my mum was from Lossiemouth, I was born in Elgin.. Been to Lossiemouth a few times and it's lovely..very very quiet.. ❤❤

Thanks for sharing this! I've got my flights cancelled last year and still can't visit friends in Scotland. This walking tour is exactly what I need this time of the year! Happy Christmas!

Looks great,I’m from Turriff originally,Been overseas for 20 years and moving to Lossiemouth next year so i can spend time with my parents,Great video Thank you ✌️✌️

I've been in the harbour lights, it was lovely

Very nice. I watch the Sullivan family so I see alot of these places. ❤

Lossiemouth such a lush please thanks for the tour

i live in lossiemouth, the jewel of moray

Love it down there

3 years living in lossie during my time in the raf. Thanks for the memories pal

New subscriber here. What a nice quiet town…I enjoyed the video, especially the calm slower pace. You make an excellent travel guide. 👍👍

You will struggle to have a refreshment at the Beach Bar and Grill as it burned to the ground a few years ago 😅

Lived in Lossie 1977-1979 yes on the base

Thanks very much for the tour of lossiemouth it's such a lovely place man

I have been in that pub great pub

You walk past my home at a certain point although I won't say exactly when. Yes, Lossie is a lovely place to live. The only minor criticism is the loud jets flying over, occasionally (with the RAF base being close by). But you almost get used to it.

I lived in Lossiemouth in the 1990's. Both of my children were born in nearby Elgin. I really enjoyed seeing the area again as I left around 1998/9. It looks like it has a lot more shops and restaurants now. The harbour area is completely redeveloped from what I remember. The studio opposite the library was once the post office? The pace of life was a lot calmer than down here in the south west of England. I used to get a culture shock every time we travelled home to see family! A beautiful place. I hope to visit again some day. As for the planes - I used to enjoy them flying in and out of the base. They are a bit noisy if you're trying to have a conversation when they're passing by - so there were many 'paused' conversations with my friends! Thanks for the video.

Hi Kevin loved the vlog and it looks a beautiful place and very peaceful

New subscriber,,love lossi been there about 5 times ,,,and sure to go again ,the typhoons are excellent,, Burghead's loverly,, ,, thanks for the stream 👍

A wee bit round memory lane ? Gee Lived there in the sixties. Awesome place. The library as an ignorant student. Wish I knew then what I know now. Glad to see queen street same. For those old enough Remember ghulams shop in the old days (before we b came a global world). Cinema at thw square watching movies before it became a furniture shop. Visited in late 90s . Wonderfull place. Keep the faith.

I’m from Kilsyth, Glasgow and my Husband is from Lossiemouth

The food vault used to be bank!!

Steamboat - Early 60's! Nip and an Export please Jock! HMS Fulmar, RNAS Lossiemouth!

I live in lossimoth

where are the trees?

Pit gi vanny 🤣

Harbour lights is a cafe only and does not a bar

you guys live like this? looks like hell

My arse went CUPAQ