Scotland’s Secret Coast: East Lothian to St Abb’s & Siccar Point

Join me for a memorable journey along the spectacular coastline of East Lothian and Berwickshire, home to dramatic cliffs, secluded beaches, charming fishing villages, and abundant wildlife. We'll explore highlights including Tyninghame Beach, the stunning St Abb's Nature Reserve, and either the picturesque village of Cove or the remarkable Siccar Point. One of the world's most important geological sites, Siccar Point is where geologist James Hutton made observations that helped shape our understanding of the Earth's immense age. Limited to just four participants, this tour offers a relaxed and personal experience, allowing us to explore hidden corners of the coast at a comfortable pace. A traditional Scottish picnic hamper lunch is included, along with snacks, tea and coffee. Whether you're a nature lover, history enthusiast, photographer, or simply looking to experience a lesser-known part of Scotland, this tour provides an authentic day discovering one of the country's most beautiful coastal regions.

Our Itinerary will look like this: 9am Pick Up (Edinburgh) Locations: 1. Tyninghame Beach (Walking to location once parked) 2. Cove Harbour (Walking to location once parked – not a long walk) or... 3. Siccar Point (Hutton's Unconformity) 4. St Abbs Nature Reserve (Walking to location once parked) 5. If time permits we can head down into St Abbs village or the seaside town of Eyemouth for a passing visit. Note - you can choose between Cove or Siccar Point. Depart St Abb’s return to Edinburgh