Holiday on coast in Scotland? - walking holidays in scotland
I am planning a trip to Scotland next summer. I want near to Edinburgh in an area of the coast, as we have no ocean here in Hungary and who like to walk on the beach all day. I also) make trips to places like Stirling, New Lanark, St Andrews, etc.. Where do you want to be made for the accommodation? Does anyone know somewhere beautiful coastline are there? Thank you. :)
Saturday, January 9, 2010
Walking Holidays In Scotland Holiday On Coast In Scotland?
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If you stay on the east coast, near Edinburgh, try the coast between Berwick and Dunbar - it has a beach in Nice. Stirling and St. Andrews are also easily accessible from Edinburgh.
However, the West Coast of the Sierra, where the most beautiful coasts and beaches. When I approached the coast from Gairloch could (many of the accommodation) will Kylesku beaches, cliffs and views that knock you sideways. It will take four or 5 hours drive from Edinburgh to achieve Gairloch, however, it is not exactly a day trip.
If you stay on the east coast, near Edinburgh, try the coast between Berwick and Dunbar - it has a beach in Nice. Stirling and St. Andrews are also easily accessible from Edinburgh.
However, the West Coast of the Sierra, where the most beautiful coasts and beaches. When I approached the coast from Gairloch could (many of the accommodation) will Kylesku beaches, cliffs and views that knock you sideways. It will take four or 5 hours drive from Edinburgh to achieve Gairloch, however, it is not exactly a day trip.
Everywhere along the coast of Fife, which lies on the opposite side of the Forth from Edinburgh. St Andrews is at the tip of Fife, with a beach is totally amazin. It is a very good train service along the coast of St Andrews, Fife, etc., and many small towns have beautiful beaches, Aberdour, Kinghorn, Burntisland directly to Edinburgh a few names. Stirling is also easily accessible by train or, alternatively, only 30 minutes drive from Edinburgh and Dunfermline, the largest town in West Fife, which is easy to reach from Edinburgh, by all means of transport.
You should also to the beaches of Ellie, Upper Largo Leven (home of Robinson Crusoe). Lots to see and do and Fife is a good place to stay central and eastern Scotland. Loads of accommodation in all price ranges. Go to most tourist information for Fife.
Try a place called the Bay PETTYCUR. No Burntisland
in the vicinity of bridges. Centrally located between Edinburgh and St Andrews. and has a rail link Stirling.
Burntisland beach is located on the beach is 2 minutes away it.another.
I'm here when I need them Realx that the swimming pool with sauna and steam room and Jacuzzi's. Pool, more than one quarter, and bridges.
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