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Balcomie Links Hotel
Crail, Fife
A scottish restaurant on Balcomie Road, Crail. Listing not yet claimed — details unconfirmed.
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Fishing villages, a famous links, and a coastline you can walk end to end
The East Neuk of Fife is a string of small fishing villages along the north shore of the Forth, each one a working harbour with a few hundred residents and, increasingly, a strong community of makers, galleries and food producers. St Andrews at the top of the coast brings the golf crowds and a university; the villages below it stay quiet.
The Fife Coastal Path links the whole lot on foot. Here's what to look for, and who's open.
24 independent businesses listed in this region — every one of them run by people who live here.
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Crail, Fife
A scottish restaurant on Balcomie Road, Crail. Listing not yet claimed — details unconfirmed.
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Crail, Fife
A hairdresser on High Street North, Crail. Listing not yet claimed — details unconfirmed.
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Crail, Fife
A guest house on High Street North, Crail. Listing not yet claimed — details unconfirmed.
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Crail, Fife
A restaurant on High Street North, Crail. Listing not yet claimed — details unconfirmed.
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Crail, Fife
A café on Shoregate, Crail. Listing not yet claimed — details unconfirmed.
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Crail, Fife
A museum on Marketgate South, Crail. Listing not yet claimed — details unconfirmed.
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Crail, Fife
A gift shop on Nethergate, Crail. Listing not yet claimed — details unconfirmed.
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Crail, Fife
A sports centre in Crail. Listing not yet claimed — details unconfirmed.
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Crail, Fife
A gift shop on High Street North, Crail. Listing not yet claimed — details unconfirmed.
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Crail, Fife
A bakery on High Street South, Crail. Listing not yet claimed — details unconfirmed.
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Crail, Fife
A greengrocer on High Street, Crail. Listing not yet claimed — details unconfirmed.
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Crail, Fife
A guest house on Marketgate North, Crail. Listing not yet claimed — details unconfirmed.
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Crail, Fife
A butcher on High Street South, Crail. Listing not yet claimed — details unconfirmed.
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Crail, Fife
A guest house in Crail. Listing not yet claimed — details unconfirmed.
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Crail, Fife
A café on High Street, Crail. Listing not yet claimed — details unconfirmed.
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Crail, Fife
A self-catering chalet on Nethergate North, Crail. Listing not yet claimed — details unconfirmed.
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Crail, Fife
A caravan site in Crail. Listing not yet claimed — details unconfirmed.
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Crail, Fife
A guest house on Nethergate North, Crail. Listing not yet claimed — details unconfirmed.
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Crail, Fife
A gift shop in Crail. Listing not yet claimed — details unconfirmed.
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Crail, Fife
A guest house on Westgate, Crail. Listing not yet claimed — details unconfirmed.
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Crail, Fife
A pub on High Street South, Crail. Listing not yet claimed — details unconfirmed.
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Crail, Fife
A café in Crail. Listing not yet claimed — details unconfirmed.
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Crail, Fife
A seafood takeaway in Crail. Listing not yet claimed — details unconfirmed.
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Crail, Fife
A pub on High Street North, Crail. Listing not yet claimed — details unconfirmed.
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Places worth slowing down for in this region. 1 of 6 currently has a listing.
The Home of Golf, a ruined cathedral and castle, and Scotland's oldest university.
No listings yetThe largest East Neuk harbour town, and the boat out to the Isle of May.
No listings yetA tiny, much-painted harbour with a cobbled slipway and creel boats.
24 listings →Fife's main working fishing port, and home to a well-established arts festival.
No listings yetA sandy bay, a watersports centre and a coastal walk to the ruined chain walk.
No listings yetAn inland village beneath the Lomond Hills with a Renaissance royal palace.
No listings yetWorth seeing, and useful for orientation — the independents above are rarely far from them.
Once the largest building in Scotland and the centre of the medieval Scottish church, stripped and abandoned after the Reformation. The tower gives the best view over the town and the links.
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Golf has been played here since the 15th century, making it the oldest course in the world. It's a public course — anyone can enter the daily ballot — and the Swilcan Bridge is free to walk to on a Sunday when play stops.
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A ruined bishops' castle on the cliff edge, with a bottle dungeon cut into the rock and a siege mine and counter-mine you can still crawl through from the Reformation-era conflict.
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A Renaissance hunting palace of the Stuart monarchs in a village beneath the Lomond Hills. Its royal tennis court, built in 1541, is the oldest still in use anywhere in the world.
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A national nature reserve an hour by boat from Anstruther, home to tens of thousands of puffins in early summer along with guillemots, razorbills and a large grey seal colony.
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117 miles from the Forth to the Tay, but the East Neuk stretch between Elie and Crail is the best of it — harbour to harbour, beach to beach, and easy to walk in sections.
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