The 10 Best Things to do Good for Couples in North Berwick, Scotland

Nobody knows their home turf like a local. And nobody knows the North Berwick area better than GoForth. The "North Neuk"s twenty miles of rock skerries embacing long beaches has it all-towering castles and elegant estates, birdsong peace and teeming wildlife, supersonic airliners and vintage cars. Be prepared for something memorably different.

Artists’ Studios and holiday accommodation in beautiful East Lothian. Located on the Golf Coast Road near Tantallon Castle. Our shop is open daily and we welcome visitors all year round. We also specialise in offering quality art classes. The Cabin is ideal for renting with one of our fully equipped studios for a peaceful and secluded artists’ retreat: for groups, friends or just for yourself. Our holiday accommodation is also ideal for golfers, walkers, sailors, families or couples looking for a coastal get away in one of East Lothian’s most beautiful locations.

North Berwick Kayak Hire offers affordable sit on top kayak hire in the fabulous coastal town of North Berwick. We offer hire from 1 hour to a multiple day hire facility. We can deliver our equipment to the beach at the location and time you require. All hires will be provided with a buoyancy aid, helmet, paddles, 6ltr dry bag and optional shorty wetsuits are available.

Come and enjoy the stunning views and scenery in some of Scotland's best countryside on horseback. There is minimum traffic as we only ride on private land. Many of our horses are home-bred, with a range to suit all levels and abilities. The horses are trustworthy school masters which allows beginners, nervous riders and children to gain experience and confidence. We also cater for the more capable riders as we have a large range of experienced competition horses to suit each individual.We also have pony days where children can enjoy looking after and caring for a pony whilst learning true horsemanship. Keep looking at website or facebook page for updates on pony days.We can also offer this experience to adults who have missed out on this in their junior years whether it be individual or groups! If you have a young child wishing to have a go then we also offer half an hour rides.

A real distillery that produces multi award winning NB Gin, vodka and rum offering a luxury visitor experience and The Cellar Door shop that has great cellar door prices on all products!

Enjoy great days out at the seaside with the five-star Scottish Seabird Centre, an education and conservation charity based in the beautiful coastal town of North Berwick. With incredible views of the Bass Rock, the world’s largest Northern gannet colony and the Isle of May the biggest puffin colony on the east coast of Britain, there is different wildlife to see throughout the year and at different stages of the breeding season. The all new Discovery Experience tells the story of Scotlands incredible marine wildlife and habitats through exhibits, games, and interactive live cameras on the Bass Rock and surrounding local islands. The Seabird Cafe, has amazing coastal views and one of East Lothian’s only seaside sundeck, and the Seabird giftshop is full of sustainable gifts and books. Please visit our website for details of our new health and safety and booking procedures in light of COVID19.

Our knowledge of cycling routes and local history is second to none. The area offers something for everyone – from cycling along peaceful countryside lanes through forests and fields, visiting enticing and deserted beaches, climbing through spectacular hills and moorland, touring historical castles, to exploring Scotland's fantastic capital city. We offer:-Cycling Holidays (with accommodation) -Self-led Day Tours -Guided Day Tours -Bicycle Hire - hybrid bikes, heritage bikes and tandems

Tantallon Castle is now open and we are delighted to welcome you back. Booking in advance is essential. Find out more and book at restarthistory.scot. Set on the edge of the cliffs, looking out to the Bass Rock, this formidable castle was a stronghold of the Douglas family. Ascend Tantallon’s towers for spectacular views of the Bass Rock and to watch gannets plunge into the North Sea. Then descend into the depths of a particularly grim pit prison. The castle was home to the powerful Red Douglas dynasty, which often clashed with the Crown. It was besieged by both James IV and James V but was ultimately destroyed by Oliver Cromwell’s troops in a siege of 1651. Many artefacts are displayed to help tell its dramatic stories.