Bed and Breakfast Elie, Fife.
Accommodation in the East Neuk of Fife

No 1 Bed and Breakfast in Elie
Open from April to October.

Guests will be warmly welcomed by the friendly Liz and Mitch Wilkie who operate a small, intimate Bed and Breakfast home at Elie in the heart of the East Neuk of Fife close to St Andrews, the home of golf.

Also close to Kilconquhar, St Monans, Pittenweem, Anstruther and Crail, with wonderful tourist attractions to suit all needs of the Scottish visitor.

Located in the picturesque "East Neuk", golfing, tennis, putting, bowling, cycling, water sports, fishing, coastal walks, horse riding and bird watching are all within easy walking or driving distance of your location.

For those who enjoy scenic walks, Elie is situated within the Fife Coastal Path which extends from North Queensferry to the Tay Bridge a total of 150 kms.. Each corner holds another secret for you to discover, historic castles and caves, quaint fishing villages and award winning beaches.

Welcome to Elie bed and Breakfast.

If you're looking for a welcoming homely comfortable base with a hearty breakfast and close to a multitude of activities and attractions, then look no further.

Liz and Mitch run this bed and breakfast in the heart of the village of Elie, one of the first villages in the East Neuk of Fife traveling toward St Andrews. Elie is well known for its European blue flag award winning beach, water sports centre and golfing.

Elie bed and breakfast is within easy walking distance of first class bars and restaurants one of which has a michelin star, coffee bars and public houses, all of which cater specifically for the discerning visitor.

Just a few minutes walk is the European blue flag award winning beach and Elie Water sports centre.

Enquiries and bookings by telephone please:
From as little as £37.50 per person per night.
Liz or Mitch 01333 331157

Around Elie and Earlsferry.

In contrast to the other villages of the East Neuk, Elie and Earlsferry stand on a sweeping bay with beautiful sands. Indeed, Elie Harbour beach, popular with holidaymaker's, watersports enthusiasts and even cricketers, has been awarded a prestigious European Blue Flag.
Elie and Earlsferry stand on the fringe of beautiful rolling countryside, through which the Fife Coastal Tourist Route passes. This Coastal Route guides you along Fife's fascinating coastline between Kincardine and newport on Tay, through the East Neuk with its picturesque fishing villages.

For the more energetic the Fife Coastal Path, with stunning seascapes over the Firth of Forth, hugs the coastline between the Forth bridges and Crail. Alternatively the Kingdom of Fife Millennium Cycle Ways network, with its many dedicated cycle tracks, allows exploration of even more of the East Neuk. Maps are available from the Tourist Information Centres.

Amongst the attractions in the surrounding countryside and villages is Kellie Castle, four miles to the east of Elie and Earlsferry. The castle was built from 1360 and later became the home of Thomas Erskine, who became the first Earl of Kellie in 1619. Now in the hands of the National Trust for Scotland, Kellie Castle was sympathetically restored by the Lorimer family in the 19th century. In nearby Pittenweem, you can visit St Fillan's Cave the legendary cave where St Fillan worked and prayed by the mysterious light from his left arm. The Scottish Fisheries Museum in Anstruther relates the story of fishing over the centuries.