Top Things to do in Fife
Top Hotels in Fife
- 1. Rusacks St. Andrews
- 2. Fairmont St Andrews
- 3. Rufflets Hotel
- 4. DoubleTree by Hilton Edinburgh - Queensferry Crossing
- 5. Premier Inn St Andrews hotel
- 6. No.1 Apartments St Andrews - South Street
- 7. Albany Hotel
- 8. Old Course Hotel Golf Resort & Spa
- 9. Best Western Plus Keavil House Hotel
- 10. The Russell Hotel
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Things to do in Fife, Scotland: The Best Nature & Wildlife Areas
Discover the best top things to do in Fife, United Kingdom including Raptor World, Bowbridge Alpacas Scotland, Dunimarle Castle Gardens, Lomond Hills Regional Park, Balmule Fishery, Tentsmuir National Nature Reserve, The Scottish Deer Centre, Ladybank Woods, Fleecefaulds Meadow.
Restaurants in Fife
1. Raptor World
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 48 reviews
Please note that the Comrie centre is now closed and all our activities will be carried out at our base at The Scottish Deer centre, near Cupar in Fife.All vouchers include access to the deer centre so it is well worth coming along for a whole day out and enjoy all the attractions and facilities on offer here.
Reviewed By 893sabaj
Not only was Raptor World accommodating in allowing me to change my visit last minute they even waited 25min for me to start the Raptor Experience since I was running late. The flight with the Harris Hawk, Barn owl and Tawny owl are something that will forever be the highlight of my trip to Scotland! We had plenty of time with the birds and the whole experience will be remembered and videos viewed over and over for years to come!!! Will definitely bring the family if I am every in Scotland again without a shadow of a doubt!!
2. Bowbridge Alpacas Scotland
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 23 reviews
At Bowbridge Alpacas we offer a unique 1hr Alpaca experience which can be extended to 2hrs to include Alpaca Trekking & Obstacle Course &/or Needle Felting workshops. Meet these incredible creatures & learn how to interact with them in a respectful and enjoyable way for humans and alpacas alike. We can also cater to group visits for celebrations & events, visit our website to find out more.
Reviewed By grahama343 - Dunfermline, United Kingdom
Feeding the Alpacas was amazing and the obstacle course and the trek were great fun. Grandkids loved it all the staff were brilliant from the minute we arrived made to feel welcome and the delivery of the experience was first class. Highly recommend a visit here you will love it.
3. Dunimarle Castle Gardens
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 6 reviews
Dunimarle Castle & Gardens will re-open on Wednesday 7 April for local outdoor recreation and exercise. Before your visit, please make sure that you are following the latest Scottish Government guidelines on group size and travel.
Reviewed By P4025UFpauliner - Dunfermline, United Kingdom
We visited the castle gardens for a pumpkin hunt during the covid pandemic. What a gorgeous place, the chapel and castle are stunning buildings and I look forward to visiting again when you can get tours inside. The gardens are beautiful and well maintained with lots of different areas to explore. I’m sure it will be even more stunning in full bloom in the Spring/Summer. The free pumpkin hunt (donations welcome) was very well done and was enjoyed by my 10 year old son and myself. What a great way to encourage visitors during the school holidays when very little things are available. Will definitely be back.
4. Lomond Hills Regional Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By macedonboy - Glasgow, United Kingdom
Great place for a bit of hiking. Apart from the usual nature and forests, interesting things to see inside the park include Tyndall-Bruce Monument, Bonnet Stone and Maidens Cave. It had rained for a few days when I visited and the tracks do get muddy, so be aware of that and wear walking boots or wellies if necessary.
5. Balmule Fishery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 34 reviews
Family run fishery on the outskirts of Dunfermline. Well stocked with Rainbow, Blue and Brown trout up to double figures. Family friendly with a lodge selling snacks and tackle. Suitable for anglers of all levels - perfect for beginners with help on hand to get you started.
Reviewed By Jock06 - Kirkliston, United Kingdom
Went here in April 2021. Me and my two kids who are 12 and 9 years old. We hired rods and staff were very helpful and friendly even when my son got his line tangled in the reel. All we caught was a very small fish but my kids were pleased with that. The site has toilets which can be accessed despite Covid restrictions. There’s also chickens on site that kids will like and I noticed a food van when I was there which I assume is open once Covid restrictions are lifted. As for cost then we were around £22 for all three of us including rod hire and bait. That covered us for 2 hours which was plenty. To the staff that work there - thank you for all your help! You really make the experience great so keep up the good work! Will definitely be going back.
6. Tentsmuir National Nature Reserve
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 31 reviews
Seals, snow bunting and shifting sands, there's something for everyone at Tentsmuir. Whether you want to explore some of the paths and trails, take in the magnificent views at the beach or spend time in one of the bird hides looking out for rarities, Tentsmuir has it all.
Reviewed By Gillster40 - Larkhall, United Kingdom
Excellent paths within the reserve, Morton Lochs located just outside Tayport. Car parking available also noticed “caravan and motorhome members” site just off the main road. Lochs are lovely and within a peaceful area
7. The Scottish Deer Centre
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 960 reviews
Covering over 55 acres of countryside, the centre is home to fourteen species of deer from all over the world, Fife’s only wolf pack, otters and other rare breeds including the Scottish Wildcat. You can also come face to face with some amazing birds in the Raptor World Bird of Prey Centre. You’ll learn all about these amazing creatures and enjoy a day that is not only fun, but also provides a fascinating insight into the animal kingdom. More information about daily tours, feeding events, activities and dates can be found on the centre's website. After a busy day getting to know the animals, why not relax and unwind with afternoon tea in the café, or pick up a bargain at the woollen mill shop.Take a walk on the wild side and join The Scottish Deer Centre for a great day out the whole family will enjoy!
Reviewed By 562debe - Crook of Devon, United Kingdom
We decided to visit the Scottish Deer Centre on a bit of a whim, as we'd previously seen signposts for it. I wasn't expecting much, and didn't really expect that our older kids (aged 10 and 12) would be overly interested. However, we had a really good morning! We bought a bag of feed for the kids to feed to the deer, and were pleasantly surprised that even our germ-phobic 12 year old was happy to feed the deer, having seen that hand washing facilities were available. In fact, she said that she'd had one of her best days ever! The animals are plentiful and seem well looked after, and there was enough to occupy us for a good couple of hours. We somehow missed the demonstrations, but would definitely come back to visit and make sure we went to those. A particular favourite were the otters, who ran over and kept us entertained for quite a while! All in all, a great morning out!
8. Ladybank Woods
9. Fleecefaulds Meadow
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