
Berwick is stunning — three Tweed bridges, best seen on a gentle riverboat trip.
Berwick is stunning — three Tweed bridges, best seen on a gentle riverboat trip.

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Eyemouth is a lively harbour town set along the Berwickshire coast, known for its strong maritime character, rugged scenery and welcoming coastal community. Centred around its working harbour, the town offers a good selection of shops, cafés, restaurants and everyday services, along with primary and secondary schools that serve the wider coastal area. Eyemouth’s dramatic shoreline, sandy beaches and cliff-top viewpoints provide some of the most accessible coastal walks in the region, while nearby attractions such as St Abbs, Coldingham Bay and the Berwickshire Coastal Path add to its appeal. With regular events, a strong local identity and straightforward travel links to Berwick-upon-Tweed and Edinburgh, Eyemouth continues to be a popular place to live and visit along the Scottish Borders coast.


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Eyemouth offers a mix of coastal scenery, maritime history and outdoor activities. The working harbour is the heart of the town, with the Eyemouth Museum and local heritage displays highlighting its long fishing tradition. Gunsgreen House, overlooking the harbour, provides insights into smuggling history and offers engaging family-friendly tours.
The Berwickshire Coastal Path runs through the town, giving access to dramatic cliff walks, viewpoints and wildlife-rich coves. Nearby St Abbs and the surrounding marine reserve are well known for diving, seabird colonies and rugged coastal scenery.
The town hosts events throughout the year, including Eyemouth Herring Week, which celebrates the town’s fishing heritage with food, music and community activities. Seasonal markets, art exhibitions and harbour-side events add to the lively atmosphere in busier months.
Cafés, pubs, takeaways and restaurants provide a range of coastal dining options, supporting a welcoming feel for both residents and visitors.
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