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Cottage
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 175 reviews

White Cottage 3 bed Luxury Cottage

RabRating, 5 stars2 days ago
We were in St Andrews for a wedding kinkell Byre, which is a half hour walk, 10 minute drive away. Thoroughly enjoyed our stay in this beautiful and elegantly decorated cottage. Warm and cosy, exceptionally clean and homely, our host was kind enough to leave a lot of essentials for us to use. To top it all, it was Excellent value for such a premium venue, cheers Michael !
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Home
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 184 reviews

Middleshot Cottage Gullane, nr Edinburgh, Scotland

SusanRating, 5 stars2 months ago
Lovely stay in Gullane! Cottage was perfect with a lovely garden. Isobel was great and super responsive ! Extremely accommodating especially as we were staying the weekend of the great storm in central Scotland. Would definitely stay again.
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Bungalow
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 160 reviews

Modern Cottage, superb views, near St Andrews

MatthewRating, 5 stars4 weeks ago
We had the perfect stay at Gordon’s Air B&B this weekend. The place feels very homely and spacious and had everything we needed including some nice wee touches like a bottle of wine and some snacks which we were thankful for. Clean and tidy inside and the rooms were ideal for my pals and I. The highlight for me had to be the beautiful views which were nice to wake up to with blue skies and sun shining. I would definitely recommend here to anyone looking for a peaceful stay and only 15 mins drive from St Andrews!
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Home
4.86 out of 5 average rating, 7 reviews

Montrave House Self Catering, near St Andrews Fife

JeanRating, 5 stars6 months ago
House was very spacious and comfortable. It was a pity that the outside was so neglected, weeds everywhere, however it was very peaceful and there were lovely walks in the surrounding woods.
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Home
5 out of 5 average rating, 40 reviews

Exceptional 5* House - secluded rural location

AdamRating, 5 stars4 months ago
From the time of our booking to our stay, this property took our words away from us. It is stunning my wife kids, and I absolutely enjoyed our stay. Our host was super responsive and helpful. Great location outside of the city’s and very peaceful. The stars were amazing every night! Hope to be able to come back, maybe for a summer holiday in the future.
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Flat
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 204 reviews

Once upon a tide, Lundin Links, East Neuk of Fife

ElaineRating, 5 stars2 months ago
A perfect bolt hole for us whilst visiting friends in higher largo. Cosy, warm and clean with plenty of space. Everything we required was there and worked perfectly. Thank you, I’m sure we will be again.
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Flat
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 204 reviews

Holiday Flat with Amazing Seaviews

MiriamRating, 5 stars1 month ago
Our second time staying at Seacrest and it was a true delight. Jean and her husband are excellent hosts - so communicative and helpful. You can’t beat the location and the apartment is such that it doesn’t matter what weather you get, the view will still be on the next level. We look forward to returning again someday!
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Home
5 out of 5 average rating, 12 reviews

Elro House Holiday Let

LewisRating, 5 stars2 weeks ago
Had a great stay would recommend. Very clean and well equipped. Will was brilliant at communicating and giving us some helpful tips on where to eat, taxi numbers etc. Would stay again no faults. 😃

Your guide to Fife

Welcome to Fife

With an ancient and storied history all its own, Fife is a small region with a lot to offer, from quaint coastal villages to resplendent royal palaces, fertile farmland to former mining towns. In the south sits Dunfermline, once Scotland’s capital, whose heritage quarter includes the 11th-century Benedictine abbey where Robert the Bruce and seven more Scottish kings are buried; it’s also the landing point for the world-famous Forth Bridge. In the centre of Fife, the shapely outlines of the Lomond Hills lead to scenic countryside dotted with attractive towns and villages like Cupar and Falkland.

A long-distance footpath follows the more than 100 miles of coastline that borders Fife on three sides, including the picturesque fishing region of East Neuk. But the most famous of Fife’s seaside towns is St Andrews, home to a ruined cathedral and castle as well as Scotland’s oldest university, not to mention the oldest golf course in the world.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Fife

Due to Scotland’s famously rainy weather much of the year, summer can often be the most pleasant time to visit. Temperatures are warm (though never too hot) and there’s a better chance of sunny skies. Fife’s seaside towns and sandy beaches are at their liveliest and most attractive from June to August, while some historic houses and palaces are open seasonally between March and September. Spring is a lovely time to be in the countryside, and it’s also the time when many golf courses begin to fill with enthusiasts. Autumn is a great time to enjoy some of the rich produce of the countryside in its market towns, while winter has its own attractions, including the Fife Jazz Festival in February. And who wouldn’t want to celebrate St Andrew’s Day (November) in the actual St Andrews?


Top things to do in Fife

Culross

Scotland has more than its fair share of picturesque villages, but Culross’s streets of rough-walled houses are unique, and a perfectly preserved portrait of how life looked in the 17th and 18th centuries. Its palace — actually a merchant’s house — was nevertheless visited by James VI, and its abbey, which dates from the 13th century, offers lovely views of the Firth of Forth.

Aberdour

This tiny seaside town has it all: two pretty tree-lined beaches (one large, one small), a beautiful stretch of coastal woodland known as the Heughs, and an excellent golf course. And if that’s not enough, Aberdour is also home to Scotland’s oldest surviving masonry castle, now an atmospheric ruin.

Tentsmuir National Nature Reserve

Tapering eastward into the North Sea at the mouth of the Tay Estuary, like a pointing finger, this varied habitat covers woodlands, wetlands, sand dunes, and shoreline, making it a magnet for seals, deer, and grazing cattle. Cool fact: Tools used by Stone Age peoples have been found on the banks of the Morton Lochs on the reserve’s western edge.

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