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Pease Bridge

Designed by architect David Henderson, Pease Dean Bridge was the tallest bridge in the world at the time of construction. It’s four arches stand at 130ft tall! Now the bridge stands in the Pease Dean Wildlife, an ancient semi-natural woodland, full of wonderful wildlife and nature which is in walking distance of the Pease Bay […]

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Rib Rides St Abbs

1st June 2021
12:00 am

No visit to St Abbs is complete without experiencing the coastline from the sea. Join Paul or Graeme on Riptide for a fastblast or a leisurely cruise for dolphin and bird-watching along one of East Scotland’s most beautiful coastlines. USUAL DAILY SAILING TIMES (summer season) ​Hourly from lunchtime: 12pm , 1pm, 2pm,  3pm,  4pm Early evening […]

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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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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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Pease Bay

Pease is a stunning sandy beach with a great wall of Old Red Devonian sandstone which is just one of the Berwickshire Coast’s great geological features! The perfect sandy beach, Pease Bay, is conveniently located on Pease Bay Leisure Park with a restaurant, bar and entertainment for all the family. The contrast of the red rock […]

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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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Eat, Sleep, Ride

Eat,Sleep,Ride,CIC #theridingschoolwithatwist We are a small and unique social enterprise and community led riding school and training yard. We provide quality tuition on our well schooled horses and ponies focusing on harmony, lightness and the relationship between the horse and rider. We also offer scenic hacks across the borders and treks that can be tailored […]

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Berwickshire Cycle Trails

Visitors from more densely populated places are amazed at how quiet our roads are. Cycling is wonderful way to explore, and is a safe option here with so little traffic. You can even have a completely car-free holiday, bringing your own bikes by train to nearby Berwick-upon-Tweed, or hiring them there. The Borders has a […]

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