St Abbs

Introduction On Scotland’s rugged Berwickshire coast lies the small fishing village of St Abbs, a place once known only to locals, walkers, and divers. Its harbour, dramatic cliffs, and proximity …

St Abb’s Head National Nature Reserve, located on the dramatic Berwickshire coast of southeast Scotland, is one of the most captivating natural landscapes in the country. A place where rugged …

Tucked away on Scotland’s southeast coastline, just eight miles north of the English border, lies the charming town of Eyemouth. With its picturesque harbour, storied past, and close-knit community, Eyemouth …

Nestled on the rugged southeast coastline of Scotland, Coldingham Bay is a stunning, crescent-shaped inlet that lies just a few miles north of the English border. Tucked between the villages …

Perched atop the dramatic cliffs of St Abb’s Head on Scotland’s southeast coastline, St Abbs Lighthouse stands as a sentinel over the North Sea—silent, steadfast, and shining. Its bright beam …