Holidays in Eyemouth And The Berwickshire Coast

The Southern Uplands, the great swathe of hills and moors that runs from coast to coast across Southern Scotland, reaches the North Sea at the Berwickshire coast, between fertile East Lothian to the north and the English Border to the south.

Mighty sea cliffs line the coast, home to large sea bird colonies, and a few fishing villages nestle in sheltered bays along its length: Eyemouth, St Abbs and Burnmouth. Inland are villages like Coldingham and Ayton.

In addition to birdwatching you can enjoy some wonderful walks, sea angling and diving, as well as strolls around the pretty villages.

Gunsgreen House, Eyemouth And The Berwickshire Coast

Rarely do you have the opportunity to enjoy as glorious an historic house as Gunsgreen! Perched above the busy and fascinating working fishing harbour of Eyemouth, Gunsgreen House is newly renovated following a community project supported by funding from the Lottery and organisations such as Historic Scotland.

Nisbet's Tower, Eyemouth And The Berwickshire Coast

One of Scotland's most unique holiday cottages, Nisbet's Tower sits high above Eyemouth Harbour, and has the most stunning views of the pretty fishing town and the North Sea beyond.

The Old Coachhouse, Eyemouth And The Berwickshire Coast

The former coach house to Press Castle has been newly converted into a stunning, contemporary home that retains character quirks such as exposed brick walls and stable doors.