Every spot we hold in Fife — swim, paddle, walk, viewpoint and dark-sky places, with live conditions.
St Andrews
The famous Chariots of Fire beach: two miles of flat firm sand backed by the university towers and links courses, with Excellen…
St Andrews
A sheltered harbour-side beach beside St Andrews' leisure centre, gentler and less exposed than West Sands and with proper chan…
Kingsbarns
A quieter East Neuk beach favoured by surfers, reached through the golf course margin rather than a direct car park. The surf h…
East Neuk (Anstruther)
A stretch of the Fife Coastal Path linking Anstruther's harbour cafes to Crail's, past the Isle of May offshore and through the…
Falkland, Lomond Hills
Fife's highest hill above Falkland village, with a clear line to both the Tay and the Forth on a good day and doubling as one o…
Tayport, North Fife
Forest tracks giving way to a wide dune beach with a genuinely dark sea horizon to the east, away from the Dundee glow inland. …
Kirkcaldy
The 'lang toun' promenade runs the length of Kirkcaldy's beach, step-free the whole way and served by the town's rail station a…
Dysart, Kirkcaldy
A coastal path from Dysart's restored harbour past the sea caves of the Wemyss coastline, one of Fife's less-visited stretches.…