Fife Coastal Path - 8 Days & 7 Nights

The Queensferry Hotel is set on the banks of the Firth of Forth and enjoys spectacular views across the Firth and the iconic Forth Bridges. All of their rooms are individually decorated and have tea/coffee making facilities, trouser press or iron / iron boards, flat screen television, radio, hair dryer, 24 hour room service and en suite bathroom. The North Shore Restaurant offers a unique dining experience with both traditional and international cuisine enhanced by the spectacular setting. Their menus are created with care by their chefs, using the finest local produce and suppliers.

Located in the centre of the historic village of Aberdour, on the north shore of the Firth of Forth, this family run hotel was a 17th century coaching inn.  Some of the original features have been retained but the property has been tastefully converted into a delightful 16 bedroom hotel with full bar and restaurant facilities. 

Hotel owned by the same family for over 30 years. All the rooms are equipped with a range of toiletries, modern LCD flat screen television, hairdryer and tea & coffee making facilities.

The Bay Hotel is a family run Hotel located on the coast between Burntisland and Kinghorn. All 28 bedrooms are tastefully designed to a high standard in a contemporary style. All rooms are fitted with state of the art intelligent, energy-efficient lighting and air-conditioning, WiFi, 32" Flat panel digital satellite television, mini fridge, movies on demand and en-suite bathrooms. You also have complimentary access to the Swimming pool (including sauna and steam room) during your stay, with a nominal charge for all other services chargeable to the room. The beautifully appointed Horizons Restaurant offers you elegant dining in a superb environment complete with stunning panoramic views across the Firth of Forth and Edinburgh.

Located in the centre of the historic village of Aberdour, on the north shore of the Firth of Forth, this family run hotel was a 17th century coaching inn.  Some of the original features have been retained but the property has been tastefully converted into a delightful 16 bedroom hotel with full bar and restaurant facilities. 

Lomond Guest House provides comfortable accommodation and a friendly relaxed atmosphere. It has recently been renovated and all rooms are tastefully decorated to include digital TV, hospitality tray, hairdryer and toiletries.

From the moment you approach their door, you will see the welcome that is in store for you when you stay at Dunclutha. It is a spacious house and has brought comfort to its residents for over a hundred years. The house was originally the Rectory for the nearby Scottish Episcopal Church and was built with the grace and solidity associated with such structures. The surroundings are bright and cheerful, and this is a place to rest and feel comfortable. All rooms have Freeview TV with tea and coffee making facilities with Julie's homemade shortbread. Although the house is Victorian it has been well cared for and has been recently refurbished with emphasis on preserving the grace and elegance of that period. A hot tub in the secluded rear garden is even available for your use to help after a long day's walking!

The Old Manor is set in a fantastic location enjoying panoramic views overlooking Largo Bay and the Firth of Forth. It has 23 bedrooms, all with en-suite facilities and all the amenities you require for a great overnight stay. In the restaurant their menus are always changing and you can enjoy whatever abundant delicacy the local area has to offer in their Seafood restaurant.

The inn has a terrace and views of the sea. Each room have complimentary bathroom products from Siabann, Nespresso machines and a beautiful tea selection from The Tea Lovers’ Company, Egyptian cotton bed linen and thick large towels.  They also have flat screen freeview televisions, free wi-fi and docking stations. 

Lomond Guest House provides comfortable accommodation and a friendly relaxed atmosphere. It has recently been renovated and all rooms are tastefully decorated to include digital TV, hospitality tray, hairdryer and toiletries.

From the moment you approach their door, you will see the welcome that is in store for you when you stay at Dunclutha. It is a spacious house and has brought comfort to its residents for over a hundred years. The house was originally the Rectory for the nearby Scottish Episcopal Church and was built with the grace and solidity associated with such structures. The surroundings are bright and cheerful, and this is a place to rest and feel comfortable. All rooms have Freeview TV with tea and coffee making facilities with Julie's homemade shortbread. Although the house is Victorian it has been well cared for and has been recently refurbished with emphasis on preserving the grace and elegance of that period. A hot tub in the secluded rear garden is even available for your use to help after a long day's walking!

This cafe and licensed B&B is located in the centre of historic Crail, a few minutes’ walk from the harbour. All rooms are on the upper floor and have recently undergone refurbishment; all rooms are en-suite and have all the amenities you require for a great overnight stay. Their little cafe creates a friendly buzz when the doors open at 10.30am, from a cooked breakfast to delicious Crail crab there is something for everyone on their menu. Sourcing is important to them and wherever possible they use local ingredients. Their cheese scones have attracted a fair number of supporters, yummy cheddar with red leicester and a tweak of mustard, try one with their homemade soup, a perfect combination.

The Golf Hotel is situated in the heart of the historic town of Crail in the East Neuk of Fife. It is a grade A listed coaching inn and is said to be one of the oldest licensed inns in Scotland. Mr Guthrie is only the fourth owner since 1928 and plans to stay host at this charming hotel for the long term. It offers newly refurbished en-suite bedrooms, resident’s sitting room, lounge bar, dining room, public bar and garden restaurant.

Recently renovated in 2021, the hotel is on the verge of celebrating 120 years of welcoming guests to the East Neuk of Fife. Along with its freshly renovated rooms, the hotel boasts a Bar & Lounge, as well as an outdoors patio area for you to enjoy a well earned drink after your day's walk. 

Doune House is a carefully maintained Victorian townhouse with many original features and modern comforts. The accommodation has been completely modernised to offer the highest quality of comfort and the rooms have all the amenities you require for a great overnight stay. 

You can be assured a warm welcome at this small, friendly, informal 3 star hotel. The first in St Andrews to be awarded the prestigious title ‘Townhouse Hotel’ by the Scottish Tourist Board. The quaint old building has a warm personality all of its own. You will love the craftsmanship of the many original features. Built from 1764, the hotel consists of two Georgian terraced houses, both exactly the same layout, built for two brothers by their father, Mr Thomas Low. With 22 en-suite rooms. This is the perfect location for exploring the glorious town of St Andrews.

The Greyfriars Hotel is a vibrant accommodation located in the hustle and bustle of combining friendly service with an inviting atmosphere. Located centrally, it is in a perfect location for exploring all St Andrews has to offer.

Housed within the walls of a former textile mill that features a distinctive Italianate bell tower. The Indigo is a short 10-minute walk to the centre of Dundee. Within the boutique hotel, rooms are designed stylishly with nods to the industrial history of the building. The bar/restaurant named Daisy Tasker, after a teenage mill worker who organised social activities for employees, is hip and extremely inviting.