Scotland's Secret Bunker was a blast to explore! A bit overpriced for what it is, but totally worth it to see how this Cold War-era bunker is built. Amazing to tour the underground complex and get a peek into history - learning about its purpose and the secrecy surrounding it adds to the intrigue. If you're into military history or bunkers, it's a cool spot to check out. Plenty of parking around.

Visited today with my partner, we had a great time. It’s very surreal, so much history and original items on display. So strange being below the surface but you don’t even notice it. Cool tanks on display outside as well which was a nice touch. Very interesting!

This was an amazing place to visit full of insightful information about what would have happened if Nukes were ever launched in anger. Lots to see, not much to interact with but that's understandable. There is a small cafe inside with bright and cheerful staff, providing good quality hot and cold food.

The secret is out, some nutter has put up signs advertising the exact location! Well worth a visit to. This site is both fascinating and terrifying at the same time. Step back in time to the good old days when the spectre of nuclear annihilation loomed large over everyday life. Such wonderful memories. Give the cat a pet from me.

Fantastic place to visit. Very interesting, lots of information. Friendly staff. There is a cafe which serves food and drinks. It is underground and can feel a bit clostrophobic but it's a bunker so it will feel odd.

This place was really interesting. Despite the fact I'm not really into military history I still had a great and very educational visit. It's so much bigger than I expected and there's so many rooms. Some of the displays were a bit dated and could do with a refresh, however it wasn't a major issue. Look out for the two cats who live in the bunker - unfortunately we didn't spot them!

Very interesting, lots to see and learn Child friendly, with cafe

Lovley place to sit and relax if u want a snack there is a quaint cafe and a lobster shack. Public toilets available. We went down to a small stone beach.

Very scenic spot. Not much to do except enjoy the views and if you happen to be there at the right time you might get a delicious lobster roll from the shack. It’s not open weekdays and only a few hours on the weekend.

The most easterly of Fife’s East Neuk fishing villages. The harbour is small and there is no public parking at the harbour side. Easy parking a short away in the town. Public toilets and direct access to the Fife coastal path and excellent beach next to the harbour. Limited but good choice of cafes and restaurants.

Charming little harbour backed by attractive houses, with a gallery and café just up the hill. Crail is the furthest east of all the villages along the East Neuk's south coast, and arguably the most attractive. The working fishing boats, unspoilt sandy beach and rugged cliffs give the harbour area real character. There's free parking in the village a few minutes walk from the harbour, and it's a great place to take a break if walking the Fife Coastal Path.

I've always loved the east coast of Scotland it's rugged landscape and coastal walks. Crail is a favorite and please don't hesitate if you fancy a visit. There are plenty of restaurants pubs a great places to eat,The Golf hotel is a must visit the food is delicious and plentyful (good old hearty Scottish grub)the staff are friendly and attentive, there is also a cosy pub attached and the Golf hotel is kid friendly. There is street parking and public toilets, it is hilly but still wheelchair accessible, the beach is small but fun loads of decent ice cream shops too. Go to Crail you will love it it's charm and warmth.

Beautiful little harbour not alot open on Sunday in November

It a lovely small harbour. You can see why it got made into a Lego feature in Denmark. You can climb the harbour wall if it's not too windy. There is not many boats in the harbour. The biggest issue is the smell. In certain parts of the harbour mainly where the lobster pots are against the back wall. The smell is awful. When we were there it was not warm so I can only imagine how bad it would be on a warm day. The toilets are in a small building beside the harbour. The beach is beside it too and it's a good size. You can take a walk up to the old castle gardens where there is lots of seats and enjoy the views to the isle of may or bass rock. From here you can explore the rest of Crail which is enjoyable walk around the old streets and along the water. There is a few play parks as well.

Beautiful little pottery in the heart of Crail. Loved the unique, handcrafted pieces – every bowl and mug felt like it had a story. Warm, welcoming staff and such a peaceful vibe inside. Picked up a bowl I absolutely adore!

What a place! A family business of 60 years, hand made and painted ceramics. Get something to take home to treasure for a life time! See our full video review on our experience under The Olive Tree Family on all social media platforms.

A lovely little shop tucked in the heart of Crail. Well signposted, with lots of amazing pieces, which I thought to be reasonably priced. The most fascinating bit for me however was reading the process of making the pottery, and watching the crafters in action.

I simply adore visiting Crail Pottery. On arrival you will see the potters at work, the main shop is up metal stairs, quite steep but my 88yo Mum on left in the photo can still manage the steps. So many beautiful collections of pottery to view and purchase. I'm collecting two different sets and purchase more pieces on each visit. Highly recommend visiting Crail Pottery.

Lovely pottery and incredibly kind owners. I hesitate to advertise the kindness that they recently provided, fearing it may set unrealistic expectations, but my goodness, I was completely gobsmacked by their astoundingly generous and humble customer service. Such kindness is truly a rarity and it brightened my entire day.

their pottery is expensive, but it's all handmade in Crail and a great reminder of this beautiful coastal town to take home with you.

Beautiful pottery displays and shop. We found it by accident and we're blown away by the displays of talent!!! Would recommend a visit, definitely!

Amazing museum full of surprising Crail history with interesting friendly staff. Only thing missing was a King Creosote section 😁

Crail Museum is a joy to visit. So much history within the walls of the Museum. The museum is ran by volunteers who just simply have a passion for all things Crail. The volunteers are full of such interesting stories of this lovely village and the villagers. If you are looking for your connection by family to Crail, the museum is the place to start your search. If you are looking for more information on the base, the museum can help you and if you just want to get to know Crail, the museum should be your first stop. The gift shop has a new look which is inviting. Nice for the villagers or visitors to but a special item for self or as a gift for someone special.

Free to enter lovely wee museum highlighting Crails Heritage from its beginnings to its links to the fishing industry, lifeboats, golf (find out the difference between a niblick and a mashie) and of course the famous airfield. On entering, we were greeted by a lovely lady who offered to explain where everything was and what to see. There is a small souvenir shop for those mementoes to take home.

Absolutely fascinating museum, especially the room featuring the history of the Joint Services School for Linguists, where many father was posted in the late 1950s. Friendly and knowledgeable staff.

The airfield section was good to see the went upstairs had a look and found a area dedicated to the Masons ,geez this is a relic of the past ,surely this is outdated with all the aprons sashes ect , and there are photos on the wall of the churches in crail but surprise, surprise, not one of the holy trinity church, for the RC community, why is this?

Nice tour of Crail.

An excellent starting point for any visit to Crail, this small free museum has five rooms spread across two floors where you can learn about the history of Crail and its people. The displays are changed annually but usually include rooms devoted to Crail Airfield and to the history of the Royal Burgh of Crail, plus other special exhibitions on particular aspects of Crail - recent exhibitions have included the "Kingo Family of Weavers" and "Crail Shops". The museum also houses a small shop and tourist information point.

One of the best experiences we have ever done and we will definitely be back. Steven is very welcoming and his knowledge, experience and his passion for birds of prey is remarkable. And you could say infectious as we left loving birds more than thought possible. And to be able to see and witness the fastest bird in the world the Peregrine Falcon up close and in full flight is something you have to witness since filming and taking photos is pretty difficult haha

We recently had an excellent afternoon with Steve. His knowledge, experience and enthusiasm for falconry shone through as he introduced us to the world of birds of prey and his beautiful birds. The boys loved being able to handle and fly some of the hawks and it was hands down a highlight of our holiday for them. Absolutely recommend - thanks Steve!

We contacted Steve, The Scottish countrymen, through email as we were coming from the US. He sent a questionnaire to determine our interest and customized a tour specifically for us. We spent an amazing day with Steve, driving us around, showing us things off the beaten path. We also did the bird of prey experience, as well as the Falconers workshop. He is a wealth of information, not only about birds, but of Scottish history as well. We highly recommend it. It was quite wonderful!!!

We did the Birds of Prey experience today and it was just brilliant. Steve was fantastic with both our kids. My wee boy hasn’t stopped taking about it all day. Steve is clearly passionate about what he does and was so enthusiastic when giving my 6 year old son all the information on each bird, he can’t wait to share the videos and pictures with his class on Tuesday. Myself and my husband also loved it. Great for all ages! We will definitely be back!

Wonderful experience ! Steve was so knowledgeable, kind and we had a fascinating experience where the time (and the birds) flew by!! Loved the archery, the falcons and hawk were incredible but the owls were my favorite. Appreciated a wonderful morning Steve! Would highly recommend

We did archery and then birds of prey. It was fantastic! Archery was tailored to our level of skill, and the falconry was so interesting and educational. I'd give 6 stars just for Steve who was funny and informative throughout. He has a clear passion for birds of prey that shines through and is infectious. Outstanding

A super show by a world famous falconer. His knowledge and his care of his birds is obvious, a hands on experience. We ha d a Barn Owl (light as a feather!) to the much bigger and heavier hawks.

Very pretty Church with the Dead House located behind it. The Dead House is where they locked the corpses so they would decompose a bit before they were buried thus deterring the grave robbers.

Wonderful concert, although the initial piano recital was outside my music choice; outstanding pianist with a concert grand Steinway. Audience loved it. Second half was Brahms sextet which was beautiful. Wine served during intermission, no hot drinks. Fascinating graveyard, well documented. Part of Fife music Festival. Wonderful area.

Beautiful Parish Church. Congregation was friendly. Service was excellent. Weddings are held here quite often. Highly recommended.

Picturesque church with interesting history. Macabre building in grounds for protection against grave robbery where bodies were guarded by soldiers.

Beautiful church. Marjory the church custodian very helpful and full of knowledge

Nice little church

The “home” church for Tom Morris, “father of golf”

This is a lovely church. Well worth a visit.

Our wedding at the Crail Community Hall was in August 2024 and couldn’t have been happier with the experience. The hall is owned by the Crail Community Partnership charity, and it was lovely to know that our hire fee was supporting the local community and helping to preserve this beautiful space—not lining the pockets of a faceless company. The venue itself is fantastic. We had around 100 guests, plus staff, and there was plenty of room for everything we planned: a ceilidh, potluck, bar, pizza and an ice cream cart! The main hall was perfect for the festivities, while the back room provided a great space for serving food. We also used the garden opposite for photos and as a general outdoor space to enjoy the weather. We hired additional lights from Steven Page Lighting and sourced chairs and tables from Vintage Gathering—highly recommended, as it pushed the venue from lovely to absolutely magical. A big thank you to Jem and Geraldine, who were both incredibly helpful and responsive throughout the process. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a welcoming, flexible venue with a real sense of community.

We had our wedding at Crail Community Hall in August this year. Living in Crail it was important and special to us that we got married in our local venue. The hall was everything we wanted and more! Beautiful authentic space with lot's of room for eating & dancing! The dance floor is also sprung! The kitchen is brilliantly equipped for caterers with easy access. Crail is so lucky to have the community hall for events. If you're looking to embrace a village hall feel for your wedding day this venue is definitely for you! We were able to make the hall completely our own. The coordination process in the run up to the day was so smooth & easy. Any questions we needed were answered really quickly by Geraldine. Thank you for making our day so special! Love Emily & Hamish x

My wife and I got married here in the summer of 2022. It was really a magical venue for both our the ceremony and reception. We decorated the hall exactly like we wanted and the floor was perfect for a ceilidh at the end of the night. There is also a small garden opposite that was great for guest to chill in the sun and get photos 👍🏻

We booked the Crail Comminity hall for our daughter’s 18th. A fantastic size and layout for the event, with great kitchen facilities too. Great time had by all and a big thanks to the CCH team for keeping in touch and helping us throughout!

This was a great venue for our family get together. The hall has great facilities, a well equipped kitchen, 2 spacious halls etc. We booked both halls but mainly used the larger hall. The hall would make a fantastic venue for weddings with a lovely entrance at the front of the building, parking provision on the main road and on the side of the building. I give the hall 5 stars for the facilities this hall provides and brilliant service we received from the staff who were easy to reach during the weekend and helped with our booking.

Friendly people. Great venue. Wonderful gig with Beat the Drum.

Didn't go to this place was working at a wedding but the staff and facilities were very good