Holidays in Scotland

Known locally as Anster (pronounced enster), this is the largest of the East Neuk villages in Fife. Today, it is best known as the home of the Scottish Fisheries Museum, but it was Scotland's main fishing port at the end of the 19th century, with almost 1,000 boats in its fleet.

St Andrews is not just about the golf, the place has a medieval charm with beautiful sights and also an ancient university where the rich and the famous study.

Dunfermline is a few miles north of the famous Forth Bridge and sits at the western edge of Fife. An ancient seat of Scotland, today it is largely bypassed by visitors and has become something of a dormitory to Edinburgh.

Visitor guide to North Fife and Howe in Fife. Includes information on what to see and do, hotels and history...

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