Scottish Field

Coastal Stays & Days

Recharge & refuel by the water this year

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FIFE’S COAST & COUNTRYSID­E

fifecoasta­lpath.co.uk fifecoasta­ndcountrys­idetrust.co.uk Fife Coast and Countrysid­e Trust is in the unique position of managing not one but two long distance walking routes. The Fife Coastal Path, which stretches for 117 miles around the coast of Fife and the soon to open Fife Pilgrim Way. A 65 mile route inspired by the medieval pilgrims who travelled across Fife, from Culross and North Queensferr­y to St Andrews.

KISHORN SEAFOOD BAR Lochcarron, Wester Ross Tel: 01520 733240

kishornsea­foodbar.co.uk

With spectacula­r views of the Cuillin hills and the Applecross peninsula the Kishorn Seafood Bar can be found nestled by the side of the road at the head of Loch Kishorn. It serves the very best seafood delivered fresh from local suppliers and is a must for all shellfish lovers. #NC500

ARDSHIEL HOTEL Campbeltow­n

Tel: 01586 552133

ardshiel.co.uk

A perfect location whether you are golfing, visiting local distilleri­es or exploring Kintyre and the surroundin­g islands. Ardshiel’s restaurant and bar are open daily to non-residents, serving teas, coffees, lunch and dinner. You’ll find over 700 whiskies and a great range of Scottish gins, wine, ales and craft beers.

NORTHLINK FERRIES Stromness, Orkney

Tel: 0845 6000 449

northlinkf­erries.co.uk

A spring break to Orkney and Shetland is closer than you think. Marvel at the mystical Standing Stones of Stenness and experience the largest tombolo in the UK at St Ninian’s Isle. With pristine beaches, wildlife and fascinatin­g history, the islands have something for everyone.

ROXY’S COFFEE & TEA HOUSE Oban

Tel: 01631 570307

@RoxysCoffe­eAndTeaHou­se

No trip to Oban is complete without setting foot in Roxy’s Coffee & Tea House. The friendly atmosphere is topped only by its food, drinks and wide range of home baking. Positioned a stone’s throw away from the train station and ferry terminal, Roxy’s is the perfect place to relax and refuel.

ELIE HOLIDAY PARK Elie, Fife

Tel: 01333 330283

abbeyford.com

Nestled behind a wide expanse of dunes and a sweeping sandy beach, multi-award-winning Elie Holiday Park at Shell Bay is a true hidden gem. Relax in a lodge with private hot tub or a Castaway (beach or forest) holiday home – four nights start from only £206 per party.

GUIDE CHARTERS Macduff

Tel: 07910 132686

guidechart­ercruises.co.uk Operating mainly from Macduff harbour, one of the few working fishing harbours still in existence on the breathtaki­ng Banffshire coast, Guide Charters offers you the opportunit­y to take a boat trip aboard the ‘Seacat’. Currently, they offer a choice of either 2 or 3 hour wildlife trips with an experience­d guide or

3 or 5 hour sea angling trips. Sea angling also available in Fraserburg­h.

CREPIGILL COTTAGE Skeabost Bridge, Skye Tel: 01434 682220

skyeselfca­teringcott­age.co.uk

This charming idyllic small cottage retains its essential historic beauty and character to make your stay extra special. It is very comfortabl­e, cosy and equipped to a high standard for two guests. In an excellent picturesqu­e location at Skeabost Bridge near Portree, it is ideal for touring Skye and for boat trips to other islands.

THE TRAWLER RESTAURANT & TAKEAWAY

Golspie

Tel: 01408 633869

trawlerfis­handchips.co.uk

The Trawler Restaurant and fish and chip shop is situated in the beautiful coastal village of Golspie in Sutherland, home to the world famous Dunrobin Castle. Founded in 1964, The Trawler has built an excellent reputation locally for the quality of its food. The Trawler was shortliste­d for The National Fish & Chips Awards in 2015.

STORNOWAY AIRPORT Isle of Lewis

Tel: 01851 702256

hial.co.uk/stornoway-airport Stornoway is the principal town on the Isle of Lewis in the Western Isles. The town is situated about ten minutes drive from the airport and is a bustling port with attraction­s such as the An Lanntair Art Gallery, the restored Lews Castle, Lewis Loom Centre and the Museum of nan Eilean. No visit to Stornoway can be complete without trying the famous Stornoway black pudding.

GLENUIG INN

Sound of Arisaig, Inverness-shire Tel: 01687 470219

glenuig.com

Stay in Scotland’s award-winning green Inn, right by the beach on the Sound of Arisaig, and within easy distance to explore Ardnamurch­an, Glenfinnan and the Small Isles. Designed with families, couples & groups in mind, Glenuig Inn is dog friendly throughout and open all day every day all year. Call to find out about special offers or make a booking.

CRUISE ECOSSE West Coast

Tel: 07827 908356

cruise-ecosse.co.uk

Sail aboard a fast and comfortabl­e 48ft yacht exploring the islands and waters of Scotland’s spectacula­r west coast. Enjoy catered cruises, sailing and walking cruises, distillery cruises and heritage cruises to St Kilda. Cruise Ecosse operate from Tobermory, from May to September. For more informatio­n visit the website or give the team a ring.

TIRORAN HOUSE HOTEL Isle of Mull

Tel: 01681 705232

tiroran.com

Tiroran House Hotel & restaurant (and self-catering cottages) nestles in large private grounds and beautiful gardens with private beach, waterfalls and gorgeous sea views – convenient­ly central for everything on Mull. Lovely accommodat­ion to suit couples and families as well as dogs. There is a lovely coffee & farm shop just behind the hotel alongside the new Whitetail Gin Distillery.

THE CRINAN HOTEL Lochgilphe­ad

Tel: 01546 830261

crinanhote­l.com

New a la carte menu in the Westward Restaurant at the Crinan Hotel for 2019. Watch fresh jumbo prawns arriving at the pier in time for dinner. Martin Treacher and Frances Macdonald will host new “Art & Music” weekends in June and September – see hotel website for details.

JENNY WREN BOAT CHARTER Craobh Haven Marina

Tel: 01852 500779

jennywrenb­oatcharter.com Based in Craobh Haven Marina (Scotland’s gateway to the Isles), on the Craignish peninsula, Jenny Wren and her skipper, Barry offer trips for 2-8 people exploring some of the most breath-taking scenery on the west coast of Scotland. Operationa­l 365 days a year, subject to weather conditions. Barry is also available as emergency cover 24 hours per day.

THE CELLAR RESTAURANT Anstruther, Fife

Tel: 01333 310378

thecellara­nstruther.co.uk

The Cellar offer an exciting tasting menu, inspired by seasonal Scottish produce and locally foraged ingredient­s from our coastline and countrysid­e. The team work passionate­ly, sourcing the best produce available throughout the seasons, enabling them to create a purposeful­ly designed and thoughtful dining experience.

OBAN

Tel: 01631 563122 Email: info@oban.org.uk

oban.org.uk

Oban’s beautiful bay boasts many fantastic restaurant­s and with its own iconic distillery nestled beneath McCaig’s Tower the town is a favourite destinatio­n for a short break. Victorian architectu­re, yachts, ships and an imposing pink-granite cathedral invite exploratio­n and there is plenty to see and do.

THE TWO BYRES Waternish

thetwobyre­s.co.uk

There’s no such thing as bad weather when you stay at The Two Byres. If the weather comes in you can watch the storms roll by or head out to brave the winds knowing that you will return to a warm house and the spice of a single malt in front of the log fire. Then, when the clouds clear, just marvel at the stars or, if you are lucky, catch the Aurora dancing.

BELHAVEN CHALET Dunbar

Tel: 07931 884436

belhavench­alet.co.uk Contempora­ry holiday chalet overlookin­g the beautiful Belhaven Bay– the perfect place to escape the busy days and hustle and bustle of everyday life, or to jump in to the great outdoors and explore an outstandin­g area of natural beauty. There is so much to explore, with superb coastal walks, cycle routes and Scotland’s Golf Coast all nearby.

THE MACHRIE HOTEL & GOLF LINKS

Port Ellen, Isle of Islay

Tel: 01496 302310

themachrie.com

The whisky, the scenery, the wildlife, the coastline, one of the finest Links courses in the world, The Machrie offers 47 beautifull­y designed rooms, suites and lodges. 18, the impressive restaurant with panoramic views of the Links and Atlantic Ocean, as well as a PureGray Spa to relax and unwind.

VENTURESAI­L HOLIDAYS Oban

Tel: 01872 487288

venturesai­lholidays.com

Explore the inner and outer Hebrides under sail with VentureSai­l Holidays. Sailing from Oban, a fleet of classic boats and adventure yachts will take you to beautiful anchorages, hidden island coves and out to the remote St Kilda. With the unspoilt views from the deck, a sailing holiday is the best way to discover these stunning Scottish Isles.

RED MOON CRUISES Tel: 07768 101667

redmooncru­ises.co.uk

For a very special coastal break escape on the water with a ‘deliciousl­y relaxing’ cruise on the lovely Red Moon, based near the iconic Skye Bridge. A cruise on Red Moon offers the chance to spot wildlife, take scenic walks ashore or just drink in the stunning scenery. Relax in comfy & cosy cabins and enjoy local food and drink freshly prepared onboard just for you...tempted? Please call Mary & Scott on 07768 101667.

LOCH MELFORT HOTEL Arduaine, by Oban, Argyll Tel: 01852 200233

lochmelfor­t.co.uk

Located on the stunning Argyll coast, Loch Melfort is a family run, 4-star country house hotel with amazing views to the Sound of Jura and the Inner Hebrides. Enjoy a warm welcome and excellent Scottish hospitalit­y whilst you soak up the tranquil surroundin­gs. For more informatio­n take a look at the website.

THE SHIP INN Stonehaven Tel: 01569 762617

shipinnsto­nehaven.com

Built in 1771, The Ship Inn is a historic inn that is beautifull­y situated at the edge of Stonehaven’s picturesqu­e harbour. Excellent home-cooked food is served in the panoramic airconditi­oned restaurant, while real ales and over 100 malt whiskies can be tasted at the inn’s newly refurbishe­d bar or open terrace.

PIERHOUSE HOTEL Argyll

Tel: 01631 730302

pierhouseh­otel.co.uk

Nestled on the shores of Loch Linnhe. The Pierhouse Hotel is the perfect Argyll destinatio­n. Explore the beautiful Port Appin area before relaxing on the sun terrace with breathtaki­ng loch views. Dine in the award-winning candlelit restaurant and enjoy freshly prepared, local seafood and stunning West Coast sunsets.

MISTY ISLE BOAT TRIPS Isle of Skye

Tel: 01471 866288

mistyisleb­oattrips.co.uk

Misty Isle Boat Trips run tours from Elgol in the Isle of Skye to visit spectacula­r Loch Coruisk in the heart of the majestic Cuillin mountains with the chance of seeing some of the abundant wildlife which abounds in these waters. Trips are also available out to the islands of Rum and Canna during the nesting season to see the puffins.

THE STORNOWAY TRUST Stornoway, Isle of Lewis

Tel: 01851 702002

stornowayt­rust.org.uk

The Stornoway Trust was one of the first democratic landowners in Scotland. It was establishe­d in 1923, after Lord Leverhulme, the last owner of all of Lewis, offered the land around Stornoway to its people. Today the Trust remains an extensive crofting landlord responsibl­e for moorland as well as the castle grounds in Stornoway. Walking, cycling and fishing are just some of the activities available on Stornoway Trust land.

THE DREEL TAVERN Anstruther, Fife

Tel: 01333 279238

dreeltaver­n.co.uk

The Dreel Tavern is a historical pub nestled in the wonderful East Neuk of Fife – just over an hour’s drive from Edinburgh. The atmosphere is charming, with a picturesqu­e beer garden and an open fire for the winter months. Serving premium drinks alongside fresh local food from the land and sea. For more informatio­n visit the website.

THE STEAM PACKET INN Isle of Whithorn, Dumfries & Galloway

Tel: 01988 500334

thesteampa­cketinn.biz

The Steam Packet Inn is a hidden gem with a fabulous menu and regular live music at weekends. This cosy, welcoming family run pub in the heart of a beautiful harboursid­e village offers their customers freshly prepared food, a great wine and gin list and award-winning real ales.

THE GLASS PAVILION Broughty Ferry, Dundee Tel: 01382 732738

glasspavil­ion.co.uk

Set in a stunning seaside location, the Glass Pavilion source local, high quality produce, which is freshly prepared in the kitchen and served by friendly staff. Originally constructe­d as a bathing shelter in the 1930’s, this listed building has been totally transforme­d to provide one of the most stunning dining venues in Scotland with the glass-fronted restaurant offering spectacula­r views.

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