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The Bass Rock is an island in the outer part of the Firth of Forth approximately 2 km offshore, and 5 km north-east of North Berwick. The rock is a near vertical sided volcanic rock, 107 m (351 ft) at its highest point an is a Site of Special Scientific Interest in part due to the world’s largest colony of Northern Read more…
North Berwick lifeboat station was established in 1860 and operates an inshore lifeboat. Station open by appointment and lifeboat training Sunday mornings. A shop is open Easter to October. Read more…
Tantallon Castle has a great location overlooking the ocean and the high cliffs. This is a 14th Century castle in good condition with thick stone walls, towers, courtyards and a history of trouble! You’ll find it on the eastern side of East Lothian between Dunbar and North Berwick. This is where Mary of Queen of Scots once stayed and it was Read more…
Gullane beach is sandy beach backed by some dunes with views of the Firth of Forth popular with families and windsurfers. Facilities include parking and toilets, Cafe, restaurants and shops available in Gullane village. Read more…
Fisherrow is the tidal harbour at Musselburgh. Fisherrow beach or Fisherrow Sands is a sand/shingle mix and is split in two by the harbour. The East Beach is the larger of the two beaches and is backed by a promenade and some grassy areas. Facilities include parking by the beach and Musselburgh has shops, cafes, pubs and restaurants. Read more…
Longniddry beach, sand and shingle popular with water sports enthusiasts and walkers nearby nature reserves. Facilities include parking, toilets, cafe and shops. Read more…
Milsey Bay is a sandy beach with views of the Bass Rock and the Firth of Forth across to Fife. A popular family beach that is ideal for sun bathing, bird watching, picnics, walking and exploring rock pools. There is a tidal pond built into the rocks which holds the water when the tide is out, providing a safe place Read more…
Yellowcraig is also sometimes refered to as Broad Sands Bay. The beach is a sandy beach backed by forest and grassland, a local nature reserve and a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI). Facilities include car parking, toilets and showers at the car park, BBQ area, treasure Island themed adventure play park, golf course, caravan site and places to eat Read more…
Seacliff beach is a private beach of sand, rock pools, ideal for families and watersports. The beach includes Seacliff Harbour which is the smallest harbour in the UK. A sheltered spot accessible through a narrow channel, just 2m wide, all blasted out of the red sandstone cliffs. The harbour was constructed in 1890 by Andrew Laidley, the then laird, who Read more…
West Links beach in Broad Sands Bay is sandy and popular with families, views to Fife and the lighthouse at Fidra Island. Facilities include parking, toilets and BBQ Site (booking required). Read more…
Port Seton beach is the harbour end of the long Seton Sands beach. As you get close to the harbour the beach becomes more rocky/shingle. Great for exploring rockpools. Facilities include car parking, toilets, children’s play area, pub and hard path promenade and grass area behind the beach. We have no dog information for Port Seton beach. Read more…
Pease Bay beach is a sandy beach backed by a holiday park tucked just below some nice green rolling hills. Popular with families as well as surfers. Access is through the holiday park that also has some facilities including bar/restaurant and shop. Read more…
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