Fife Cottages
For six centuries, this charming Kingdom was the heart of Scotland's capital. Despite being just 50 miles wide, it boasts a multitude of regions and proudly holds the title of the home of golf. Its diverse landscapes range from rolling countryside in the north to a more industrial south, giving it a unique character that stands out. St Andrews, with its prestigious Royal and Ancient Golf Club and Scotland's oldest university, continues to enchant visitors with its timeless allure. Whether you're drawn to its rural hinterlands, rocky bays, sandy beaches, or quaint fishing villages – not to mention over 40 stunning golf courses – you'll find this region an ideal retreat. Browse through our selection of Fife cottages for an unforgettable staycation experience.
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Coastal Cottages in Fife
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Inspiration of things to see and do in our holiday cottages in Fife
Fife, offers a wealth of attractions and activities for visitors. Take a boat trip to the Isle of May, a nature reserve located in the Firth of Forth. The island is known for its abundant birdlife, including puffins, seabirds, and grey seals, making it a paradise for birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts. If for you're looking for more inspiration of where to stay, then check out our comprehensive collection of holiday cottages in Scotland.
Here are five things to see and do in Fife:
St Andrews
Explore the charming town of St Andrews, known for its prestigious university and historic golf courses. Visit St Andrews Cathedral, St Andrews Castle, and take a stroll along the West Sands beach. Golf enthusiasts can't miss the opportunity to see the Old Course, one of the oldest and most famous golf courses in the world.
Falkland Palace
Visit Falkland Palace, a stunning Renaissance palace located in the village of Falkland. The palace was a favourite, mg of the Stuart kings and queens and features beautiful gardens and grounds for visitors to explore.
East Neuk Villages
Take a scenic drive or walk along the East Neuk of Fife, a collection of picturesque fishing villages such as Anstruther, Pittenweem, Crail, and Elie. Each village has its unique character, offering visitors a chance to experience traditional Scottish coastal life.
Fife Coastal Path
Hike a section of the Fife Coastal Path, a 117-mile long-distance walking route that showcases Fife's beautiful coastline. The path offers stunning sea views, rugged cliffs, and opportunities to spot wildlife along the way.
Scottish Fisheries Museum
Visit the Scottish Fisheries Museum in Anstruther to learn about the history of fishing in Scotland. The museum provides insight into the traditional fishing industry and the lives of fishing communities.
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