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I’ve only played Burntisland once and it was with a five-year-old golfing sensation called Reece Murphy. My abiding memory of that game was his short game. It was considerably better than mine. But, I was also impressed by the course. It may not be one of the most well known in Fife but it’s a layout of some quality. Although it offers views of the Forth, it’s really a parkland course with trees and shrubs lining the fairways rather than heather and gorse. The terrain is undulating and the holes varied. The Fife Coastal Path is one of Scotland’s long distance walking routes, stretching 117 miles from Kincardine in the west, travelling through East Fife and into the Firth of Tay, finishing at Newburgh. The route showcases the best of the region’s seaside scenery and attractions, and the East Neuk is often regarded as the most beautiful part.
The Isle of May is a small but mighty island is one of the highlights to visit as it is home to three lighthouses and plenty of wildlife.
East Neuk
The seaside villages of the East Neuk of Fife must be some of Scotland’s prettiest and Elie & Earlsferry, is a quintessential Scottish seaside village and is a popular holiday destination for Scots; how about renting an idyllic cottage with that sea view? Explore Anstruther: This historic town is famous for its fishing harbour and the harbour-side restaurants that serve delicious fresh-caught seafood. Anstruther is also home to the Scottish Fisheries Museum which features displays that showcase the East Neuk’s fishing heritage.
The East Neuk ( / iː s t nj uː k/ ⓘ) or East Neuk of Fife is an area of the coast of Fife, Scotland. The Good Food Guide have this to say: "At the higher end, the reverence for the local larder continues unabated.
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Car: Fife is Connected to the rest of Scotland by A-roads and the M90. The A92 runs through Fife from east to west connecting the Tay Bridge, Glenrothes, Kirkcaldy and Dunfermline. St Andrews can be reached by the A91, which runs through Cupar and Auchtermuchty and the A915, which travels south to Leven and joins the A92 at Kirkcaldy. The M90 runs south from Perth, through Fife for access to Edinburgh via the Queensferry Crossing. From here the motorway network opens up to join Stirling to the north, Glasgow and beyond to the west, and England to the south. If you’re travelling by plane or rail and would like to hire a car, Europcar is a great option. Of Baern, Gaby writes: "The Baern menu focuses on bakes, which showcase Scotland the Bread’s Flour and veggies from East Neuk Market Garden, and are created by Hazel Powell and her business partner, Giacomo Pesce. Once you get to Crail you’ll immediately notice that it’s very quaint and reminiscent of the lovely fishing villages that dot the coastline of Cornwall.
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