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Journey Time: 
2 Days
Distance: 
128.5 miles (206.5km)
Airport: 
Edinburgh

Plan your route: VisitBritain Journey Planner (visitbritain.transportdirect.info/web2)

Overview

From invigorating seascapes to soft green hills, from ruined border castles to stately mansions – this wonderfully scenic route truly captures the magic and mystery of Scotland.

Day 1: North Berwick - Dunbar - Kelso

North Berwick - Dunbar: 12½ miles (19.8 km)
Dunbar - Kelso: 42 miles (67.5 km)
Totals for Day: 54½ miles (87.3 km)

North Berwick

From Edinburgh head for North Berwick, stopping on the outskirts to admire the ruined Dirleton Castle and its beautiful gardens. Located beneath a colossal volcanic hill - North Berwick Law - the town is an enchanting Victorian harbour resort and haven for seabirds and marine wildlife.

Must see and do:

Scottish Seabird Centre (www.seabird.org/home.asp) | Tantallon Castle | Scottish Museum of Flight | John Muir Country Park 

Dunbar

As you follow the coast, take time to explore the area. Visit the mediveal Tantallon Castle, which offers commanding views of the Firth of Forth. Stroll through Dunbar and see the fragmented remains of its once mighty castle. Linger by the harbour in picturesque St Abbs.

Must see and do:

Dunbar Town House Museum | Dirleton Castle and Gardens (www.historic-scotland.gov.uk/properties_sites_detail.htm?propertyID=PL_089) | East Links Family Park 

Kelso

Kelso is a handsome border town with a spacious cobbled square and elegant town hall. Don’t miss the stout 16th century Smailholm Tower which displays tapestries and statues, or the turreted mansion of Floors Castle, designed by William Adam in the 18th century, houses fine furniture and artworks.

Must see and do:

Floors Castle (www.floorscastle.com/) | Kelso Town Trail | Kelso Pottery

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