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Nairnshire
Set on the coastal plain of the Moray Firth, Scotland, the district of Nairn is one of the dryest and mildest in the north, This coupled with a wide range of hotel and guest house accommodation, and superb golfing facilities, means that Nairn has been a favourite holiday destination for generations. The sweeping countryside of Nairn is unusually fertile, and Nairn is consequently famed for the quality of its farmland, and the crops and livestock produced there.
The town of Nairn itself is an attractive and busy community with a rich social and cultural background which plays host to many popular events including annual music festivals. Nairn has an 18 hole links championship golf course and is reputed by the locals to have more pubs per head of population than any other town in Scotland.
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