What to do in Burntisland

This Blue Flag beach offers golden sands and stunning views across the Firth of Forth to nearby islands. Stroll the adjacent Fife Coastal Path through woodlands for a perfect complement to your beach day.

One of Scotland's oldest stone castles, Aberdour showcases medieval and Renaissance architecture dating to the 12th century. Wander through terraced gardens and marvel at the rare 17th-century painted ceiling.

This 12th-century monastery stands as Scotland's most intact medieval abbey on a serene island. Explore ancient cloisters while enjoying panoramic views of Edinburgh's skyline across the Firth of Forth.

This sandy beach offers stunning views across the Firth of Forth to Edinburgh, with fascinating rock pools to explore. Visit at low tide when the expansive sand flats reveal marine treasures beneath the Scottish sky.

Burntisland Beach features a sweeping sandy shoreline with stunning views across the Firth of Forth. Enjoy the traditional seaside atmosphere with its summer fairground and family-friendly promenade attractions.

This tranquil stretch of sand offers stunning views across the Firth of Forth towards Edinburgh. Explore the expansive shoreline during low tide, when the beach reveals its full splendour.

Established in 1797, Burntisland Golf House Club is among the world's oldest golf clubs, featuring a course that blends parkland and links styles with spectacular Firth of Forth views.

Explore the waterfront of Braefoot Bay Terminal and enjoy activities such as golfing in Burntisland. Experience the lively festivals and fascinating museums in this walkable area.