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St Abbs Putting Green

The putting green is open daily from May to October from 9am to 8pm. The price per round is Adults £2 and Children £1, payable via an Honesty Box. Opening times are weather dependent. If you would like to hire the putting green outside of normal hours or group bookings, then please contact the St […]

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Eyemouth Town Trail

“Eyemouth is a busy fishing port with many interesting buildings and a fascinating history that includes smuggling, shipwrecks and witch-burning. The aim of the Town Trail is to show the visitor to Eyemouth how the town’s building are closely linked with its heritage and to provide a flavour of its development through time. The Trail […]

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Marine Quest

We offer a feast of world-class diving right on the doorstep, including breath-taking scenic sites, technical dives, and over 100 historic wrecks. We operate two modern, spacious dive boats and offer charter spaces and dive packages for every level of experience. We also run first-class B&B accommodation at The Harbourside dive lodge, as well as […]

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Berwickshire Coastal Path

With the second highest cliffs on the east coast of Britain, Berwickshire Coast has one of the most spectacular coastlines in Britain. This area is nationally and internationally important for seabirds, coastal flora and marine life. Along the path you will find a number of great sites; the secret smuggler’s bothy, the stunning Burnmouth Harbour, […]

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Eyemouth Beach

Framed by the black rocks of the bay to the west and the harbour walls to the east, this fairly exposed East Coast beach is ideal for catching crabs and starfishes and offers quite reliable surf, although summer tends to be mostly flat. There is an attractive coastal path running from the fishing village of […]

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Eyemouth Leisure Centre

Located on the waterfront, Eyemouth Leisure Centre could lay claim to one of the best outlooks Scotland. The Leisure Centre is equipped with two swimming pools which offer a range of programmes for all ages, plus a whole host of family-friendly activities, such as the diving board and inflatable sessions. Eyemouth Leisure Centre has free […]

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Coldingham Loch | Fly Fishery & Holiday Cottages

Small private estate 2 miles from Coldingham village stunning location close to the coastal path offering fly fishing and a range of good quality self-catering holiday cottages. * Please note there is no public car park at Coldingham Loch. Car parking is limited and is only available to anglers or guests staying in the holiday […]

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Pease Dean Wildlife Reserve

Pease Dean is an ancient semi-natural woodland, a remnant of the Wild Wood which once covered most of the United Kingdom after the last ice age ended about 10,000 years ago. Such woodland is now extremely scarce and largely restricted to steep valleys like Pease Dean Ferns, mosses and liverworts thrive in these wet, sheltered […]

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Siccar Point

One of the World’s most important geological locations! In 1961, Siccar Point attained Site of Special Scientific Interest Status, based the location’s influence on James Hutton’s 1788 Unconformity theory. At Siccar Point, nearly vertical sedimentary rocks of Silurian age – greywacke sandstones and mudstones – are covered uncomfortably by a younger sequence of red sandstone […]

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Eyemouth Rib Trips

Gentle trips exploring our amazing coastline, or Fast Blast trips for thrill seekers. Eyemouth Rib Trips are your key to exploring the stunning Berwickshire coastline of the Scottish Borders. With highly experienced powerboat skipper Tim Grimshaw at the helm, we’ll show you the cliffs and coves, the seabirds and seals. Discover the seascapes around Eyemouth […]

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1881 Fishing Disaster Memorials

Created by Jill Watson and commissioned by The 125 Memorial Association, these sculptures located at Cove, Burnmouth and St Abbs, commemorate the widows and bairns left behind by the great storm of October 14th 1881. Scotland suffered her worst fishing disaster and the Berwickshire ports lost a total of 189 men, many within sight of […]

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St Abb’s Head National Nature Reserve

Breath-taking coastal headland with dramatic cliffs, famed for its seabird colonies! This cliff-top nature reserve has fresh sea air and rugged coastal scenery aplenty. It gives you the feeling of being somewhere really wild and remote, yet it’s just off the A1. You can easily spend hours in the summer months watching and listening to […]

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