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Eyemouth Harbour

Welcome to Eyemouth Harbour – a busy and industrious hub situated at the heart of the attractive cosmopolitan town of Eyemouth. The town of Eyemouth is nestled in the imposing marine landscape of the Berwickshire Coast. The harbour is set in the heart of this enchanting historic town – an active fishing harbour with traditional […]

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Berwickshire Coastal Path

With the second highest cliffs on the east coast of Britain, Berwickshire Coast has one of the most spectacular coastlines in Britain. This area is nationally and internationally important for seabirds, coastal flora and marine life. Along the path you will find a number of great sites; the secret smuggler’s bothy, the stunning Burnmouth Harbour, […]

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Mire Loch

Explore the stunning Mire Loch in the St Abb’s Head National Nature Reserve! The man-made loch built in the 1900’s originally for the use of angling, waterfowl hunting, and there was even a nine-hole golf course. Now the loch is home to freshwater birds such as heron, mute swan, kittiwakes, little grebe and more. It […]

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Berwickshire Marine Reserve

The waters off the Berwickshire coast have long been considered special by marine biologists as they contain a fantastic abundance and diversity of marine life. Add to this clear waters and spectacular underwater scenery and it is not surprising that divers have been coming to the area for decades. The coastal waters of Berwickshire are […]

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Pease Bay

Pease is a stunning sandy beach with a great wall of Old Red Devonian sandstone which is just one of the Berwickshire Coast’s great geological features! The perfect sandy beach, Pease Bay, is conveniently located on Pease Bay Leisure Park with a restaurant, bar and entertainment for all the family. The contrast of the red rock […]

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Coldingham Sands

The award-winning Coldingham Sands! This beautiful, sheltered beach stretches for a kilometre with a rocky shore at either end of the beach making it a great spot for rock pooling. Look out for the hermit crabs! In fact, the beach is surrounded by an abundance of wildlife as it sits just beside the St Abb’s […]

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Siccar Point

One of the World’s most important geological locations! In 1961, Siccar Point attained Site of Special Scientific Interest Status, based the location’s influence on James Hutton’s 1788 Unconformity theory. At Siccar Point, nearly vertical sedimentary rocks of Silurian age – greywacke sandstones and mudstones – are covered uncomfortably by a younger sequence of red sandstone […]

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Coldingham Sands Beach Wheelchairs

MAKING COLDINGHAM SANDS ACCESSIBLE FOR ALL. Sea the Change is making Coldingham Sands accessible for all with their new Beach Wheelchair Scheme at Coldingham Sands. These wheelchairs enable everyone, regardless of age or physical abilities, the opportunity to enjoy the beach. ​This service is FREE, however, donations are welcomed to help cover maintenance and insurance costs. If you would […]

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Wild Tree Adventures

EXPLORE SCOTLAND IN A NEW AND UNIQUE WAY WITH OUT TREE CLIMBING EXPERIENCES! For all ages 6 to 60+  Your Tree Climbing Adventure begins here as you explore Scotland in a new and unique way with our tree climbing experiences. Choose an outdoor adventure with a difference and learn more about nature as you climb […]

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Burnmouth Harbour

Burnmouth is the first harbour in Scotland on the Eastern Border. Travel through the town and down The Brae to find the quaint harbour. With just a few fishing boat, Burmouth is a great place to have a picnic and enjoy the waves at sea. Look out for the seals who enjoy bathing in the […]

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Eyemouth Fort

Visit Eyemouth Fort in the centre of Eyemouth. Learn about its importance in Scotland, English and French history from the information boards and also at Eyemouth Museum. Walk around the Fort visiting the cannons and enjoying the specular views of the Berwickshire Coast. Eyemouth Fort’s History The English Fort (1547-1550)  The construction of the fort […]

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Berwickshire Snorkel Trails

An exciting new experience to the Berwickshire Coast, the Berwickshire snorkel trail is not one to miss! It is famous as one of the UK’s top diving destinations so why not give snorkelling a go? The Berwickshire Coast is where the warm and cold currents meet resulting in a unique mix of the cold artic […]

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