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Coastal Rib Trips

There is no better way to see the coast than out at sea. Whether you are looking for a gentle sightseeing tour or an exhilarating Fast Blast trip, there is a ride for you. Take the relaxing coastal trips to see the incredible landscapes of the coast and the abundance of wildlife around the St […]

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Aquamarine Charters

Angling-Diving-Wildlife-Dolphins-Seals & more! We now run 2 catamarans , Oceanic & Sagittarius out of Eyemouth: This is out 10th year and we pride ourself in offering top class trips, our skippers are MCA & Seafish qualifying & our top class boats are coded by the RYA

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Widows and Bairns

Created by Jill Watson and commissioned by The 125 Memorial Association, this latest sculpture commemorates the Eyemouth 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 their loved ones. The Euroclydon […]

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Fishing at the Berwickshire Coast

Whether you are looking to fish at sea or at a peaceful loch, the Berwickshire Coast has the perfect backdrop for your trip as well as a great variety of fish. Sea Angling Try fishing at sea with Aquamarine Charters or St Abbs Diving.  Fishing gear available for hire with weights, rigs and bait available to […]

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St Abbs Market

*Please note due to Covid-19, St Abbs Market are unable to operate until further notice. Please check back for further information in the future.* We are open for business every Friday in 2020 from 10th April – 11th December in the Ebba Centre & Old School Cafe, Brierylaw, St Abbs, Berwickshire TD14 5PH. St Abbs […]

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St Abbs Lighthouse

The great St Abbs Lighthouse surrounded by scenic views and an abundance of wildlife! Located on our Berwickshire Coastal Path and the St Abb’s Head National Nature Reserve, St Abbs Lighthouse is a stunning landmark surrounded by great scenic views and wildlife. It certainly is worth the walk! It marks the southern entrance to the […]

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St Abbs Harbour

St Abbs Harbour is a quaint and picturesque fishing harbour in the heart of the Berwickshire Coast. It has recently become popular after featuring as Thor’s town, New Asgard, in the Avengers: Endgame! It is also greatly popular with divers due to the Berwickshire Marine Reserve and its special location where the warm and cold […]

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Ayton Castle

Designed by James Gillespie Graham, Ayton Castle is one of the most significant Scottish Baronial style buildings in the Borders area. Built in 1848 it occupies a prominent position and is surrounded by a beautiful landscape. The Castle is now open to visitors on certain days each year and also for private tours, please see […]

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Netherbyres House | Unique Wedding & Events Venue

Beautiful grounds, exclusive stays and a relaxed atmosphere. At Netherbyres, you have more freedom to tie the knot your way. We think weddings should be laid back and stress-free. That’s why we’ll make sure you spend your day celebrating, not hung up on timelines, plans and rulebooks. You won’t have to share the space with […]

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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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Mire Loch

Explore the stunning Mire Loch in the St Abb’s Head National Nature Reserve! The man-made loch built in the 1900’s originally for the use of angling, waterfowl hunting, and there was even a nine-hole golf course. Now the loch is home to freshwater birds such as heron, mute swan, kittiwakes, little grebe and more. It […]

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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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