Connectivity

in Moray

Sitting between the cities of Inverness and Aberdeen, the region is perfectly positioned to allow you to explore the rest of the UK and Europe by rail, air or road. 

So, whether you are living in the region and travelling to work, visiting and want to see the sites across Moray or a business person moving between meetings it is easy to reach Moray’s major destinations and also travel out.

A map of Moray in relation to Scotland and the UK, showing key towns in the Moray region
Airplane during take off on airport runway

Air

Elgin is located 45 minutes from Inverness Airport, which connects you to hubs such as Amsterdam Schiphol International Airport, Dublin Airport and London Heathrow. With Aberdeen Airport also only a 90-minute drive the area has better air connections than most places in the UK. 

Road

Moray is well-linked with the A96 trunk road connecting with Inverness, Aberdeen and beyond. Every major UK city can be reached within a single day of legal commercial driving hours.

A photo showing traffic on a road in Moray
Looking down the platform of Elgin train station

Rail

Rail services take just four hours to Glasgow and Edinburgh, with onward connection to major UK cities, or popular holiday destinations

Where to?

Visit

Moray

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in Moray

Work

in Moray