North Queensferry
Fife
Fife is known for its charming villages and towns scattered along the coast and countryside. It also has some bigger towns and cities you can explore, from golf town St Andrews to Scotland's newest city, Dunfermline. There's much more to Fife that will spoil urban travellers, explorers, cyclists, museum-goers and foodies alike.
Things to do in Fife
Plan your trip to Fife with these great ideas for activities, attractions and hidden gems to discover.
14 Hidden gems to uncover in Fife
Discover Fife's best kept secrets with these hidden gems.
Levenmouth Rail Link
Opens 2 June 2024 with two new stations at Cameron Bridge and Leven. A daily service from Edinburgh via Kirkcaldy will run to both stations.
Cycling
Each route is complete with all the information you need including local businesses who can help you out with equipment, guiding and accommodation.
Beaches
Plan your trip to the sea with this list of beautiful Fife beaches you can visit.
Adventure activities
Find ideas for adventures activities in Fife.
Things to do for families
Fife is a great area to explore with all the family.
Influencer Pippa experiences foodie Fife
Pippa (@eatinburgh) recently adventured around Fife, stopping in at lots of local foodie spots. Discover her top recommendations for hidden gems and delicious produce across the area, from the fishing towns of East Neuk to ice cream in St Andrews.
Pippa (@eatinburgh) in Crail
© @eatinburgh
Pippa started off in the East Neuk, famous for quaint villages and fresh local produce:
"All the villages in the East Neuk are gorgeous and ideal for exploring over a weekend. My favourite is St Monans with East Pier Smokehouse on the harbour and the brilliant Bowhouse a short walk from the village centre. Crail is a lovely little town and arguably has the most scenic harbour of all the East Neuk villages. The Harbour Tearoom and Gallery is situated right on the waterfront and a real suntrap."
So, is Fife worth a foodie trip? Pippa thinks so!
"Both the excellent produce grown here and the quality of food establishments in the area make Fife a food lovers paradise."
Inspiration for Fife Breaks
Cottage at Pittenweem, a charming fishing village in the East Neuk of Fife
Places to stay
Find your perfect accommodaton in this selection of hotels, self-catering and more.
St Andrews Cathedral
Tours, Routes & Trails
From walking routes to suggested itineraries, we'll help you plan a break to Fife.
Unique Experiences
There are lots of unusual things to do on a break to Fife to make your trip memorable, including a UNESCO heritage site and epic landscapes.
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5 places you won't believe are Fife
Landscape, coastline, landmarks, and nature fuse together to bring you some views of places you might not think are in the Kingdom of Fife…
Scottish lavender oils
Experience the immersive sights and smells of Scotland's lavender field in Kinross.
The Forth Bridge World Heritage Site
Recognised for its innovative design and technology all over the world, the Forth Bridge is an impressive feat in engineering.
What's on in Fife
Outwith Festival
© Fife Council / Ryan Edy
Events
Delve into a range of enticing events and festivals of all shapes and sizes across this lively region.
Places to Eat in Fife
The Peat Inn, Fife
© The Peat Inn
Food & Drink
The coastline and farmland of Fife mean amazing produce for you to enjoy in a range of cafes, restaurants and more.
Dunfermline Carnegie Library & Galleries
Accessible Holidays in Fife
Make Fife your next destination for an accessible holiday. We’ve teamed up with our accessibility partner AccessAble with wheelchair-friendly accommodation, attractions and facilities included, so it’s easy to check if it suits your needs.
A tip from your local expert
Mountain biker on a cycle route in Tentsmuir Forest
© Kenny Lam, all rights reserved.
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