Inspirational ideas for your holiday

The Kingdom of Fife is home to no fewer than 15 award-winning beaches, more than any other region in Scotland! From small pebbly coves hidden away off the beaten track to the more famous long sandy stretches such as West Sands in St Andrews, you're sure to find your perfect beach. Here's some of our favourites all within easy reach of our holiday parks and cottages.

Look forward to slipping into your own secluded outdoor hot tub - the perfect tonic for complete relaxation. Choose St Andrews and enjoy magnificent sea views and the sparkling lights of the home of golf as the sun goes down, or go for Elie and relax within the surroundings of your own garden on the edge of the forest and a few steps from the beach. 

Abbeyford Active is an exciting range of activities where you set the pace and do as much or as little as you like. From breathtaking coastal walks and leisurely strolls through the forest, to an afternoon birdwatching, or a self-guided family rock pool safari - there's so much to do.

Fife and east central Scotland has so much to offer. Spend the day on the beach, take a boat trip to the Isle of May or enjoy a trip to Dundee's spectacular waterfront combined with a visit to the V&A museum of design. There's so much to see and do on your Abbeyford Leisure holiday - here's some of the best all within easy reach of our holiday parks and cottages. 

We know that dogs are very much part of the family, that's why our holiday parks and cottages are super dog-friendly. Look forward to some of the best coastal dog walks in Fife, dog-friendly bars and restaurants and stay in top notch accommodation with your waggy-tailed friend. 

The East Neuk of Fife is blessed with many open water or wild swimming opportunities including gently shelving beaches, quiet coves and tantalising tidal pools. The tidal pool in St Monans (pictured) is one of several in Fife that have recently being restored thanks to the efforts of community members. There are also fabulous tidal pools a little further east along the coast at nearby Pittenweem and Cellardyke.