Bell Cottage, Pittenweem

Bell cottage offers luxury accommodation ideal for families, couples or a group of friends looking for a peaceful haven. Families can enjoy an exciting & varied time holidaying by the coast, visiting one of the many beaches within the area, enjoy watersports or take the challenge of the chain walk at Eli. Walkers can choose between a gentle stroll around the harbour to long, leisurely walks drinking in the stunning scenery along the Fife Coastal Path. Nature lovers can take a day trip to the Isle of May to see many different species of birds and seals swimming & basking on the rocks. History lovers can enjoy exploring a part of the coast steeped in Scottish History, visiting places like Falkland Castle or St Andrews to soak up the historical sites. Golfers looking for an escape can choose to play on one of 30 courses within a 15 mile radius, including a local course at Anstruther featuring stunning views, the 6th oldest course in the world at Crail and the great championship courses in and around St Andrews.

Pittenweem is the middle village of the 5 villages that make up the East Neuk of Fife. Anstruther (1 mile), St Monans (1 mile), Crail (5 miles) & Elie (5 miles). All of which are situated on the Fife Coastal path. Pittenweem has recently featured in 2 television programmes - Paul Hollywood's Pies & Puds and Christine Bleakley's Off the Beaten Track. Both programmes highlighted the beauty of the area and the fabulous local produce available, right on the doorstep.

Pittenween is the only remaining working harbour within the East Neuk and still today provides a jostling hub for local fishing boats. The harbour & the village's wynds hold many wee treasures of life in the East Neuk. The local High Street excudes character with local baker, butcher, Art Gallery, Cafes, Chip Shop, local amenities & even it's own chocolate shop!