The beach at Burntisland is one of the best in the entire Kingdom of Fife! The beach has been…read moreawarded Fife's 2010 Seaside award and a blue flag. I have been to this beach many times and it always seems clean to me. Furthermore, as I was walking along it today, I noticed that the beach even has a couple of lifeguards! A beach in Fife having lifeguards! It defiantly is not Bay Watch, but the fact this place has life guards shows you how good this beach has! The beach curves around the coast and it's sand is clean and white, and does not have lots of rubbish strewn all over it. It is very popular and was quite busy when I was there. With great views over to Edinburgh, this beach is a must, when visiting beaches in Fife!

Do you like exploring? Do you like beaches?…read more Then you will not be disappointed with Gullane Bents. It's a jewel amongst treasures. Recently I explored the coastline East of Edinburgh and I took the coastal road A198 to enjoy the views whilst driving. After having passed Gullane's Golf Course and just before I entered Gullane village I spotted a sign post pointing towards Gullane Bents. Being spontaneous, I thought I check it out. There is a car park which charges during the summer period, but for now it's free. You enter the area walking down a slight hill towards the sandy beach. The views are amazing and you can walk for ages surrounded by all the beauty the earth has to offer. TIP for all the dater's amongst us: Take your person of interest there and they will love it. Just make sure they like fresh air and the outdoors! :-)

Gorgeous. Perfect for the dug. Lovely views and not that busy. Beautiful! Go, go, go!read more

White sands that stretch for miles where the brave take a sim and the rest take a stroll…read more This beach was famously used for the running sequence in Chariots of Fire but every day you'll see joggers, strollers and even the occasional horse rider. It's somewhere I love to sit and just watch the tide ebb gently (even when the Open is on it is peaceful). Over the last few years the powers that be have introduced a natural habitat scheme where the sand dunes have been fenced off but they've done this sympathetically so it looks good. If you like a long walk stroll all the way to the words, if not, take off your shoes and try the North Sea. Yea it may be cold even in summer but it's the best (& free) pedicure you'll never have.

This place is fantastic for a sunny day out (if you're fortunate enough to catch one)…read more It's an unusual place to visit in that you have the combined attractions of forest walks with one of the longest beaches in Scotland (around 5 miles). There's also a large picnic table area which permits BBQ's, so you really could spend the whole day here. Access to the site is currently a very reasonable £2 per vehicle and there is plenty of parking as well as toilet facilities. If you've not been before, I'd definitely recommend it for a relaxing day trip!

So easy to get to on the bus from the city centre and only takes around 45-55 mins and a 10 min…read morewalk but more importantly during these hard times there are public toilets OPEN, to my relief! Cramond beach is stunningly beautiful, more rocky than sandy but lovely looking out to sea and towards Cramond island which you can reach by walking along Cramond island causeway at certain times throughout the day. There are ice cream vans, cafes along the prom, cyclists, joggers, walkers, picnickers, dog walkers, rogue dogs. sun shining and planes flying low from the nearby airport which personally I loved. Had a really enjoyable day at Cramond especially since we are all going through difficult and strange times at the moment. Keep safe people!

i've long been a fan of the promenade at cramond. it's a really lovely paved walk way along the…read morebeach that has great views out to fife and is just beautiful on a sunny day. sadly sunny days don't happen too often in scotland, but i still find this promenade to be a great place! at any given time you can find people strolling with their kids or dogs, cycling or running along the path. on those rare sunny days i'm sure that i've seen people with picnics on the green or walking along with an ice cream from the nearby tea shops. also every saturday morning there is the park run, a free time 5k run, that has grown immensely in popularity. friday night i ran along looking out along the coast and even in the drizzling cold weather it was still a really pretty sight. and i think that view is what keeps me coming back. keeping my fingers crossed that the next run along the promenade will be a drier one though!

We walked here from our AirBnB and it was a hike but there are tons of bus stops around, which we…read moretook back. A large expanse of a beach with restaurants around and tons of good sea shells and sea glass to choose from. Tons of dogs around so this is a good spot to come on a warm day for a picnic.

This used to be a real dirty and messy beach according to the locals, now the local council have…read morespecialist equipment to sift the beach of 70% of the rubbish left behind by the beach goers it is sad in a way as when you leave you see that the bins are half empty and the beach is full of rubbish at the end of the day. I saw a lot of nails and deadly spikes left behind by barbeques and people playing volley ball. This place gets real busy at the weekend, and warm days with cafe's nearby selling ice cream and cold drinks. Sadly there is nothing grand here as the tacky amusement arcade's have moved in.

I've been coming here for years as it's literally a few minutes from my house. It's a wonderful…read morearea for dogs to run around in and normally very quiet unless it's a very sunny day or is the weekend. Nature lovers can come here and Bird Watch as it's a Nature Reserve. Cyclists, Runners and Walkers use the park as a trail as it goes all the way past Mar Hall. Just watch out for dog poop, it's not generally picked up.

Not that it feels it but this is a small woodland, in Erskine beside the Erskine Bride on the edge…read moreof the River Clyde. There's a number of woodland walks, a few trails take you down to Erskine beach, where the old Erskine Ferry used to cross. There's lots of picnic areas and seats to rest at. The walk has circular paths or you can walk around the edge. There's a network of about 2 miles (3km) trails, all ideal for easy walking and cycling. The paths are wide and smooth, so great for buggies too but be prepared for a few short moderate slopes.

quality walk rate the views, raith youth have painted a wall with rrfc, mint. i do quite enjoy the…read moreshopping centres around it and the walk is quite scenic, raith rovers. Steve. x thought i would say my photo is anfield which is in manchester

It is a commonplace for people to think that if a town is next to the sea, with a beach, that the…read moretown will have a lovely esplanade and a nice clean beach! Well, luckily for those who have visited Kirkcaldy esplanade they will not make that mistake again! Sadly the esplanade has seen better days, and is need of some refurbishment. The actual esplanade has a walk way above the beach which needs a lick of paint. And to complement this, there are several car parks along the esplanade, not the best features to have. On top of this the beach always looks unclean and does not look a nice place to spend a sunny day next to the sea!

On my hunt for beaches I encountered Elie, which was recommended to me by several of my work…read morecolleagues. There are several sandy beaches around Elie to enjoy. Some are more sheltered than others. Some of the beaches surround the small harbour making the location very idyllic. The waters are clear and locals definitely enjoy a puddle or two. You can walk out into the sea around 3 o'clock in the afternoon and enjoy the warmth (for some :-)) of the ocean. Nearby there is a facility where you can hire sailing boats or other means of water transport. It is ideal for children, especially the banana rides. If you need toilets, best you take the short cut through the water to get there, otherwise you walk longer than expected, from the harbour that is........... The beaches themselves are very clean and there are signs up indicating that dogs are not allowed. However, people do not take these signs very serious. At the same time people in Fife appear to tidy up behind dogs, what rarely happens in the city! A day trip out - definitely worth the drive!