All Places in East Lothian
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…
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…
Yellowcraigs is a coastal area of forest, beach and grassland. Designated as a local nature reserve and a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI). It is bordered to the north by the Firth of Forth, to the south by the village of Dirleton with it’s Castle, to the east and west by two links golf courses. Read more…
Dunbar lifeboat station established in 1808 now operates an all weather lifeboat. HJas an RNLI shop but station visits by appointment. Read more…
Muirfield is one of the oldest golf clubs in the world and renowned for hosting major amateur and professional championships. If you enjoy a challenge and wish to play a classic links course, access the Visitor Tee Time Availability facility to check what is available on our visitor days. 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…
John Muir Way is a very long, scenic walk on the East Lothian coast. It stretches from East Lothian to Dunbar and offers breathtaking views and great countryside to enjoy on the way. This walk is named after John Muir who is famous for estalishing the environment movement in Scotland and America’s National Parks. It starts at the border of 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…
Belhaven beach to the west of Dunbar is a large rural flat sandy beach backed by some grassy areas. Car parking is available but for facilities like shops, pubs, cafes and restaurants you will need to go into nearby Dunbar. Read more…
Canty Bay is a coastal hamlet with two beaches separated by a rocky headland. The western beach is uninhabited and accessible by two paths that descend the grass covered cliffs from the eastern end of the Glen golf course. The eastern beach is by the hamlet. This former fishing hamlet has been immortalised by William McGonagall in his poem “Beautiful 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…
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…
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