Coorie’s central location is perfect to discover what Scotland has to offer, with an abundance of walks and activities nearby and many of Scotland’s greatest attractions are a manageable drive away. With so much to see and do here is a small guide to help you plan your visit.
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Distances
What’s Nearby
Dunfermline 3.5 miles
FerryToll Park & Ride 3.7 miles
Inverkeithing Train Station 4.1 miles
Culross 6.2 miles
Edinburgh Airport 15 miles
Edinburgh City Centre 17 miles
Falkirk 19 miles
Stirling 23 miles
Glasgow 39 miles
St Andrews 41 miles
Inverness 145 miles
Things to See and Do
The East Neuk of Fife is full of charming picturesque villages, discover Elie, St Monans, Crail, Pittenweem and Anstruther.
Stretching 183km from Kincardine to Newburgh, the route has historic castles, quaint fishing villages, award winning beaches, rugged cliffs and wildlife reserves.
Dating back to the 11th century, these charming coastal villages have a lot to explore. Walk along the promenade and explore the old Lime Kiln ruins.
This 100km walk follows the routes taken by countless pilgrims to Scotland’s holy-spot.
Once the capital of Scotland, Dunfermline is steeped in history with the Abbey, Abbot House and St Margaret’s Cave. Discover Andrew Carnegie or take a walk in the Pittencrieff Park.
The Royal Burgh of Culross is the most complete example of a burgh of the 17th and 18th centuries with old buildings, cobbled streets and a palace. Culross has appeared many times in the hit TV series Outlander.
The world famous railway bridge was the world’s first major steel bridge in 1883, along with the other 2 bridges they are an awe-inspiring monument to 3 centuries of engineering.
Enjoy unrivalled views of the Firth of Forth and the famous bridges on a boat trip from South Queensferry. Or visit Inchcolm Island and watch the seals.
With an abundance of history, top quality attractions and beautiful architecture it is the perfect day out. Explore the Medieval Old Town and the Georgian New Town, you won’t run out of things to see or do.
Scotland’s biggest agricultural show is held annually in June. This 4 day event includes equestrian, show jumping events, livestock parades and shearing competitions.
Walk through one of the World’s largest undersea viewing tunnels and see the sharks swim above your head.
With Fife grown barley and water learn about the process of milling, mashing, fermentation and distilling.
Fife is a golfer’s paradise offering 50 courses including the famous Old Court in St. Andrews.
The center promotes the knowledge and traditional skills required for conservation.
Not only known as the home of golf, St Andrews has a sweeping coastline along with a cathedral and castle ruins.
Scotland’s National Motorsport Centre and host to the UK’s top televised motorsport car and bike events.
The area boasts some outstanding attractions including The Helix, The Kelpies, Kinneil Railway and the Falkirk Wheel, the worlds only rotating boat lift.
Take in magnificent views from Stirling Castle’s hill top esplanade towards the William Wallace Monument on the edge of the Ochil Hills and see the peaks of Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park.