Crail
You'll find much to explore and lots to do in the friendly little town of Crail. Speak to Graham and Edna at the Honeypot to find out more!
Spend a day at Roome Bay Beach
Roome Bay Beach is a south facing sandy beach with rock pools at the waters edge. The combination of cove, sand and rock pools results in a great day out exploring, walking and sunbathing (if you're lucky!) At one end of Roome Bay Beach is a disused swimming pool that is now a haven for wildlife. There is also a grassy area and childrens' playground. The coastline is part of the Firth of Forth Ramsar site, protecting wetlant habitats and species. You can access Roome Bay Beach off Roome Bay Crescent which is around a ten minute walk from the centre of Crail and the Honeypot Tearoom and Bed and Breakfast.
Enjoy Coffee and Cakes at the Honeypot Tearoom
Graham and Edna offer some of the best coffee to be found, along with home made cakes and food to make your mouth water! Open between 10.30 and 4.30 so drop in if you're passing. Find out more about the cafe and tearoom in Crail at the Honeypot.
Eat Fresh Lobster at our Harbour
Sample the catch of the day in Crail Harbour.
Go Puffin Watching on the May Isle
Take a puffin watching boat trip to the Isle of May between April and September.
Walk or Cycle the Fife Coastal Path
Find out more about Fife and its many walking routes. The Kingdom of Fife Millennium Cycle Ways are a must, if you are staying with us why not borrow our bicycles and try the Crail Kellie route of 19 miles.It takes you through lots of farmland and past Kellie Castle National Trust gardens. You can detour into Pittenweem and explore the hilly wynds and closes between its fisher houses. Or just take a wee lunch with you and stay close to Crail on two wheels, its amazing how quickly you get around and its a great way to sneak up on wildlife, so please take our binoculars as well, click for full details
Try Your Hand at Fishing
Rods are available from The Honeypot albeit Crail is quite a rocky prospect, charter boats can be hired for up to twelve people for some better sea fishing prospects. Game options include several stocked waters for brown and rainbow trout but there are some interesting points for salt water sea trout fishing using spun fish strip or classic lures such as the abu toby or krill.
Eat at the Michelin Starred Peat Inn Restaurant
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Browse Scottish Art at the Jerdan Gallery
A superb gallery located in Crail's Marketgate, Jerdan Gallery is home to a wonderful collection of work by Scottish artists and a superb sculpture garden. Find out more about the Jerdan Gallery in Crail.
Visit Crail Pottery
Established in 1965, Crail Pottery produces a diverse range of stoneware, terracotta planters, raku and bright hand painted earthenware. All hand thrown on the wheel, decorated, glazed and fired in the Crail Pottery workshops in the heart of the town. Find out more about Crail Pottery.
Enjoy some Scottish Beer in our Beer Garden
The Honeypot stock a wonderful selection of craft Scottish beers from Innis and Gunn and have seating available in the garden during the warmer days in the East Neuk. Find out more about the craft beers available at the Honeypot Tearoom in Crail.