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Tantallon Castle
7 miles-This beautiful 14th century castle was the stronghold of the Douglas family from its construction in the 14th century to its defeat by Cromwell’s forces in 1650. Overlooking the Firth of Forth, these ruins are still formidable.
Museum of Flight
Explore the history of aviation, uncover unforgettable stories and discover one of Europe’s best collections of aircraft.
North Berwick Law
The 30minute hike up this local landmark is worth it for the breathtaking views. Located to the south side of North Berwick.
Harelaw Equestrian Centre
Situated in Gosford estate a few hundred yards from the centre of Longniddry. It’s a large estate which provides peaceful off-road tracks and woodland rides where you can view the wildlife. Also offer a lovely beach ride along Longniddry beaches (Firth of Forth) with a nice view right across to Fife. (Please note beach rides are for experienced riders only). Also have an indoor school to provide tuition to beginners.
Scottish Seabird Centre
A marine conservation and education charity with an award-winning visitor centre, in the beautiful coastal town of North Berwick. Dive in to our interactive Discovery Experience, relax in our seabird café, browse our gift shop or hop onto a seasonal boat trip around the local islands teeming with wildlife, including the spectacular Bass Rock gannet colony featured in BBC1’s Wild Isles
Clay Pigeon Shooting Winton House
Whether you’re new to shooting or an experienced shot, Winton Castle near Edinburgh has a reputation for challenging clay pigeon shooting.
You will experience the thrill and excitement of shooting clays with our clay pigeon maestro, Billy Gordon, or one of his team of local, East Lothian clay shooting experts.
Seacliff Stables
A family run horse riding stables, surrounded by stunning scenery for you to explore. During the hour sessions you will be able to enjoy the amazing views and scenery of some of Scotland’s best countryside on horseback. Rides can include views of Tantallon Castle, the world-famous Bass Rock as well as Seacliff Beach. Unfortunately only intermediate and above riders have the possibility of riding on the beach. There is minimal traffic as we only ride on private land.
The Scotch Whisky Experience
Holyrood Distillery
Glenkinchie Distillery
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Johnnie Walker Experience
North Berwick Gin
Pickerings Gin
Edinburgh Gin
North Berwick
Whether you wish to browse through our boutiques and galleries; search for the very best local meat and vegetables; treat yourself to the finest wines and spirits; reward yourself with the latest designer fashions; you are sure to find something special on North Berwick High Street.
North Berwick also offers a full complement of professional advisors including solicitors and estate agents, financial advisors, dentists, optometrists and letting agencies. North Berwick offers hassle free shopping – no crowds, free parking, individual shops and friendly service.
Edinburgh
Edinburgh offers a vibrant and varied shopping experience, blending high-street favourites with independent boutiques and artisan stores. Guests can explore the iconic Princes Street, home to well-known brands with stunning views of the castle, or wander up to George Street for a more refined selection of fashion, beauty, and lifestyle shops. For something more unique, the historic Grassmarket and Victoria Street boast charming independent retailers, gift shops, and Scottish craft stores.
Traditional products
Cashmere, tweed and tartan
The most popular fabrics from Scotland are cashmere, tweed and tartan. Jumpers, scarfs or kilts (what the Scottish men wear instead of trousers) make very good gifts.
Whisky
If you are looking for different varieties of whisky, then Scotland is the place to go. However, do note that Scotch whisky is relatively expensive, especially compared to other European countries such as Spain: although a whisky connoisseur would surely say price here comes proportional to quality.
Biscuits
Although oatcakes and shortbread are the most popular types of Scottish biscuits, the country offers a wide variety of cookies and sweets. In our opinion, these make for a great present and are quite cheap.
Haggis
If you’ve grown a taste for haggis on your trip to Scotland you can buy it in tins and take it back with you so that your family and friends can also taste it.
Music
A trip to Scotland would not be the same without its traditional bagpipe music being played in pubs and shops. If you’ve enjoyed the music, why not buy a CD to remember Scotland by?
The best shopping in Edinburgh
Royal Mile
The Royal Mile is packed with souvenir shops and traditional fashion stores.
Princes Street
Located in the New Town, Princes Street is Edinburgh’s most important street. You’ll find several department stores, Jenners and smaller international brands.
George Street
Parallel to Princes Street and a lot less crowded, George Street offers a great selection of boutiques and high-end stores. You’ll find the most exclusive shops in this street.
Multrees Walk
Very close to Harvey Nichols in St Andrew Square, this small street houses brands such as Louis Vuitton.
Rose Street
Situated between Princes Street and George Street, this pedestrian street is one of the most charming in all of Edinburgh. It is home to numerous restaurants, pubs and shops.
Grassmarket
If you are looking for something a little more alternative and original then this is the street to discover. It has numerous stands owned by independent artists and artisans.
Blair Mason – Massage Therapist
- ITEC & CIDESCO qualified – Blair provides services in your room or in our treatment room in the Clubhouse. She is excellent; therefore, she does get booked up. If you are interested in booking Blair please contact Member & Guest Services.
- Blair is only available during certain times of the year and can be contacted directly at Blairkmason@icloud.com
Archerfield Spa
Fletcher’s Cottage has been named Scotland’s best spa by The Telegraph and one of the UKs by The Sunday Times. Collaborating with only a handful of like-minded luxury brands, Fletcher’s Cottage centres around exceptional treatments delivered by highly-skilled therapists. It is simply one of a kind.
The aromatic serenity of Archerfield’s spa envelops you from the moment you enter this calming wellness sanctuary. Enjoy views over the enchanting walled garden, a glass of champagne beside the log burners, candlelit therapeutic baths in your own private space and cleansing thermal experiences.
Luxury Spa North Berwick | East Lothian | Archerfield (archerfieldhouse.com)
T: +44 (0) 1620 897050