Coast and River Adventures

Driving Route

Coast and River Adventures

Driving

Enjoy amazing coastal, sea and river experiences around the South of Scotland.

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What you'll see

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Eyemouth Fort - Eyemouth

Ruins

Eyemouth Fort was the First Trace Italienne Fort in the UK. It has a rich history as it was built by the English and later…

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Berwickshire Marine Reserve - Eyemouth

Nature & Animals

Explore the breathtaking Berwickshire coastline with your very own marine rangers as they rock pool, snorkel and collect scientific data throughout the summer!

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Eyemouth Rib Trips - Eyemouth

Outdoor Activities

Gentle trips exploring our amazing coastline, or Fast Blast trips for thrill seekers.

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St Vedas Surf School and Shop - Eyemouth

Outdoor Activities

Surf Shop, Hire Centre and Surf School

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Tweedbeats - Coldstream

Outdoor Activities

Fishing on the River Tweed

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Grey Mare’s Tail Nature Reserve - Moffat

Low Level Walks

The National Trust for Scotland’s Grey Mare’s Tail Reserve is one of Scotland’s Upland jewels, with its impressive waterfall and wild mountainous landscape.

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Clatteringshaws Loch - New Galloway

Outdoor Activities

Clatteringshaws Loch is a freshwater reservoir that was created by damming the Galloway River Dee as part of the Galloway Hydro Electric Scheme.

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Kayak and SUP Hire Scottish Borders - Selkirk

Outdoor Activities

Kayak & SUP HIre in the Scottish Borders. Based at St Marys Loch we hire out JOBE SUPS and PARADISE sit on kayaks.

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Loch Trool - Glentrool

Nature & Animals

Loch Trool is a narrow, freshwater loch that is surrounded by stunning scenery due to its elevated position in Glentrool, in the Galloway Forest Park.