The Fife Coastal Path is a long-distance walking route, which stretches over 183 km, along Fife’s magnificent coastline. From the Forth to the Tay Estuary, the path passes through varied terrain, traditional fishing villages and also the historic town of St Andrews. You can set yourself the challenge of walking the whole path, or just choose one section to complete. The full route begins in Kincardine and runs along the east coastline, all the way to Newburgh. It is split into eight sections, with lots of entry and exit points. View the sections. For guests staying with us at Woodside, you can access the path at St Andrews and either head south towards Kingsbarns or north towards Newport-on-Tay.
The Fife Coastal Path is one of Scotland’s Great Trails and thousands of walkers take on the challenge of completing the entire route each year. It is clearly waymarked and there is plenty to see on each section of the walk. From beautiful beaches to nature reserves teaming with wildlife. There are also many interesting Fife villages and towns on the route. They include Culross, Charlestown, Limekilns, North Queensferry, Aberdour, Burntisland, Kirkaldy, Elie, St Monans, Pittenweem, Anstruther, Crail, St Andrews and Balmerino.
The farm was the perfect location to explore the local countryside and the delights of St. Andrews. The accommodation is beautifully presented and the views are an absolute treat. Beds were super comfy and the bathroom had a great shower. We can’t recommend too highly – thank you for a great stay!
Find more walks, attractions and activities in the St Andrews and Dundee area in our handy Things To Do Guide. From picturesque local towns and villages to the best places to eat and drink, there is plenty to see and do during your stay with us at Woodside.
