Here, find a superb collection of self-catering St Andrews cottages. This seaside town is positioned to the north-east of Edinburgh, offering something for all to enjoy. When you book self-catering in St Andrews, you can look forward to exploring a plethora of beaches, parks, and lots of things to do.
Why Self-Catering St Andrews Cottages?
When you choose St Andrews cottages, you can look forward to exploring a place rich in history and culture, with lots of things to do within striking distance. You are never far away from a stunning beach or a golfing course either when you choose self-catering in St Andrews. There is an extensive collection of in St Andrews cottages, from romantic retreats to large holiday homes, where the entire family can enjoy this part of Scotland.
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Places to visit near Self-Catering in St Andrews
You can use St Andrews cottages as a base for exploring the east coast of Fife in Scotland. The area is famous for its charming fishing villages and stunning coastline, where there’s plenty of hidden gems to uncover. Spend afternoons in the villages of Elie and Earlesferry before finding the delights of Crail and Kingsbarns. You’ll also find several attractions and things to do, including West Sands Beach, Saint Andrews Bay Golf Course and Kingsbarns Distillery. If you’re willing to travel further afield, the city of Edinburgh awaits, where cobbled streets and Georgian architecture are plenty, as are great shops and places to eat and drink.
Types of Scotland Holidays
As well as this selection of St Andrews cottages, you will find a variety of holiday accommodations in Scotland. Never leave a family member behind when you book a dog-friendly cottage in Scotland, or a large cottage in Scotland! Looking for something special? Take a look at these luxury cottages in Scotland and these log cabins with hot tubs in Scotland. If you’re whisking a loved one away, try romantic cottages in Scotland or a short breaks in Scotland, or head inland for a Scotland country cottage.