Hours of fun can be spent on the beach as well as exploring the rocky pools at Easthaven. Sailing, wind surfing and fishing can be enjoyed at the bay, with tennis, bowls, putting and a paddling pool close by. At nearby Barry Mill, visitors can experience a traditional working water mill turning oats into meal. This Category B Listed Building of Special Architectural Interest is owned by the National Trust for Scotland. It's well signposted off the A92 or the A930.
Few places can boast such a varied collection of superb coastal links as the east of Scotland.
Carnoustie, a venue for the Open Championship again in 1999, ranks amongst the best in the country. Ever since the British Open was first played at Carnoustie in 1931, the course has represented a magnetic challenge for golfers of all standards. There's just so much going on in this city. And today Fife can still lay a claim to being at the very centre of world golf. The Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews presides over this great game, and as well as the Old Course, and the 7 other St Andrews layouts, Fife boasts amongst its golfing jewels the likes of Aberdour, Ladybank, Leven and Lundin Links.