Harbours

Fife has a long coastline with many harbours of varying sizes and uses.

Many of our coastal towns and villages have harbours which are popular places to visit for watersports or just to enjoy the scenery.

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Forth Boat Tours

Boat Trips of the Firth of Forth, Inchcolm Island and the Forth Bridges from South Queensferry. Blackness Castle, as featured in Outlander.

North Queensferry Piers

There are two piers owned by Fife Council at North Queensferry known as the Town Pier and the Railway Pier.

Burntisland Harbour

The Port of Burntisland is the Forth’s most natural harbour and one of its oldest.

Elie Harbour

At low tide the beach at Elie Harbour links to Earlsferry giving almost a mile of uninterrupted golden sand.

Dysart Harbour

Recently featured on Season 2 of Outlander, Dysart Harbour is leased to Dysart Sailing Club and berthing enquiries should be made to 01592 651720.

Voted No.1 in the Fife 2020, The Wee Chippy is the place to try. The Wee Chippy only uses the best potatoes, fish and ingredients found as local as possible. Serving from 11.30 daily, we offer a full menu selection in the restaurant and takeaway and an ice cream selection to finish your meal off. ...

Anstruther Harbour

Anstruther Harbour caters for leisure and small fishing vessels. There is approx. 400 metres of pierside berthing and 100 serviced pontoon berths for leisure craft.

Pettycur Harbour

This small pier and bay are used mainly by local small leisure and fishing craft.

The Waterfront Chip Shop

Opened in 2005, The Waterfront serves the finest Fish & Chips with a stunning location on Anstruther Marina. We are a takeaway but we are lucky enough to have 30 seats on the pavement to watch the world go by.