There is so much to do in the area!:
Fife has much to offer for every type of holiday experience all within a short drive away. Take the ferry from Anstruther harbour to the Isle of May at the mouth of the Forth estuary, to see the wonderful bird life (puffins, gilliwaites etc). Visit the beautiful rural village of Falkland and the palace, where Mary Queen of Scots played 'real' tennis (on the oldest court in the world!) On a Sunday visit St Andrews and walk the famous Old Course, which is closed to golfers but open for anyone to walk and enjoy the scenery. St Andrews has much to offer, this beautiful university town boasts wonderful buildings, a ruined cathedral and castle, lovely pubs and restaurants, great shopping and the famous 'Chariots of Fire' beach - an absolute must. All the villages along the East Neuk of Fife are worth a visit, such as the lovely harbour and galleries in Pittenweem, sample the famous award-winning fish 'n' chips in Anstruther and stroll around the harbour (and try the fresh lobster) in Crail.
Golf:
Fife is the home of golf, with over 50 courses to choose from all within less than an hour's drive. St Andrews, the most famous of them all, is only 15 minutes away with seven course to choose from. Other 'big' courses to try include St Andrews Bay and Kingsbarns. But also check out other gems, such as Lundin Links, one of the world's oldest links courses and just 5 minutes away from Mackenzie's. It sits on Largo Bay and is a true links course with a beautiful clubhouse. Also 5 minutes away is Charleton, a parkland course with wonderful views across the Firth of Forth. Along the coast there are superb courses at Elie and Crail, whilst inland there is the wonderful Ladybank. Also check out Leven, Kirkcaldy, Burntisland and Dunfermline courses.
