Heartlands of Fife
Aberdour
For such a small village Aberdour has plenty to offer, and a visit to the 13th Century Aberdour castle is a must. The castle is one of the Fife locations used for filming the popular Outlander series. Kids will also love the augmented reality experience 'In the Footsteps of Kings', bringing history to life in a fun way.
If you're a golfer, you can enjoy golf with a view on the links course, where a number of holes have views across the Forth to Edinburgh, the nearby picturesque Inchcolm Island and its historic Priory.
If you go in summer, visit the award-winning beaches, or catch the Aberdour Festival, a fantastic ten day programme of music, events and culture.
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McTaggart's
McTaggart's cafe/deli provides a welcoming, friendly "non-pub" coffee and food experience....
Aberdour Silver Sands
The Fife Coastal Path passes by this beach and which has great facilities and a long, sandy shore.
Inchcolm Abbey
Set sail for a very special island in the Firth of Forth – home to the best-preserved group of monastic buildings in Scotland. Originally a priory founded by David I, the abbey saw conflict as well as calm.
Aberdour Pier
The pier is controlled by Aberdour Residents Association.
Aberdour Black Sands
A quiet sandy bay in with rock pools and lovely views.
Aberdour Castle And Garden
This splendid ruin was once the luxurious Renaissance home and pleasure gardens of Regent Morton, at the time Scotland’s most powerful man. It's among the oldest standing masonry castles in Scotland and was used in the filming of Outlander.
Room with a View - Seafood Restaurant
Fine food, service and hospitality in a comfortable relaxed atmosphere are the foremost concern of the family, Hannah, Tim & Pauleen.
Aberdour Golf Club
Aberdour Golf Club in Fife was voted the fourth best golfing experience in Scotland by the readers of Bunkered magazine. This private members golf course has breathtaking vistas looking over the River Forth across to Edinburgh Castle and Arthur's Seat.
