The Fife Coastal Path covers 174km between Kincardine, north-west of Edinburgh, up to Newburgh, on self-guided walking holidays between the Forth and Tay estuaries. With our array of hiking tours, you can choose from a variety of sections that dip in and out of historic towns and villages such as St. Andrews and Culross, as well as Fife’s East Neuk traditional fishing villages. Whichever you choose, walking the Fife Coastal Path is a fine way to immerse yourself in Scotland’s eastern peninsula, where woodland paths and nature reserves are peppered with castles and coves. All just a stone’s throw from Edinburgh and easily accessible by rail.
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Scotland’s best castles
You won’t believe your ears when you walk up towards some of Scotland’s castles and hear bagpipes echoing out across the loch, because so many of them do stand proud on the shores of a loch. Check out our favourites.
Best time to go to Scotland
Scotland has so much to take see. With trails that sometimes include several landscapes, be it moorland and mountains, lochs and lowlands, coast and canals in a day.
Our top 10 most beautiful villages in Europe
Europe is falling down with exquisite villages and so picking a favourite is never easy. We asked our in-house experts to choose their top spots to stay in, or simply stop off at for a lovely lunch on one our natural adventures.
Food festivals to include on your adventure holidays
If you happen to have fallen upon a local food festival while on your travels, you know how delicious it can be. Here are just a few of our favourite epicurean events to try on your next adventure.
Wild swimming spots in Scotland
Some people make fun of the term ‘wild swimming’ but, given that so much of Scotland is spectacularly wild, if ever there was a place to use this term, it’s here. If you like to have a swimsuit in your daypack, check out our top swimming spots while on a natural adventure.
