The Fife area is within an hour or two’s drive from Edinburgh and is well worth a visit. Here you will find historic fishing villages, sandy beaches, and of course – golf courses! Still known locally as the Kingdom of Fife, the area was once a Pictish kingdom and there are lots of historic sites to explore.
Some highlights
- St Andrews. A wonderful university town with its ancient medieval castle and cathedral, wide sandy beaches and of course the Old Course, renowned the world over as the home of golf
- Discover the East Neuk and take the scenic coast road through the fishing villages of St Monans, Pittenweem and Crail, not forgetting to stop for fish and chips at the award winning chippy in Anstruther
- Visit historic Dunfermline Palace and Abbey, founded in the 11th century by Queen Margaret. Dunfermline is the mausoleum of some of Scotland’s great kings and queens. Margaret is buried here along with her son, David I, and King Robert the Bruce.
Scottish Highland Trails is at Loch Ness, Scotland.
Urquhart Castle and Loch Ness today. And maybe some mysterious ripples in the water! 🦕🦕🦕 #scotland #scotlandlover #scotlandexplore #scotlandshots #scotlandisnow #scotlandtravel #Loch #Ness #lochness #lochnessmonster #lochnessscotland #urquhartcastle🏰
Scottish Highland Trails is at Manor Sware - Viewpoint.
Beautiful spring morning for a walk with the dog today! 🐾☀️🏴 #scotland #scotlandlover #scotlandexplore #scotlandshots #scotlandisnow #scottishborders #scotlandhills #Scotland #scotlandlandscapes #scotlandtrip #scotland2025 #scotlandscenery
Scottish Highland Trails
Madainn mhath a charaidean! Happy Seachdain na Gàidhlig (#WorldGaelicWeek)! Although the language was once widely spoken, currently less than around 1% of the Scottish population speak Gaelic. It’s only taught in schools in the north west and the islands, along with a few city centre locations. For the rest of
