Grange Farmhouse Bed and Breakfast is located one mile south of Dunfermline, Fife, Scotland with views towards the River Forth and was part of a working farm right up until the 1960's. Enjoy a high standard of comfort and convenience and with two double bedrooms, a family room for four and a twin bedroom, all are welcome, and rooms are on the first floor accessed by stairs, and they come with wonderful facilities and amenities all with views overlooking the garden and surrounding fields. Grange Farmhouse Bed and Breakfast offers and excellent breakfast buffet of exquisite choices complete with red fruit compote made using berries from their garden as well as honey from their bees, there's also a full cooked breakfast available with mouthwatering choices. Enjoy a memorable stay near excellent local attractions and activities, this is your perfect base.READ MORE

Lochfitty Cottage Bed and Breakfast in Dunfermline, Fife, Scotland extends a warm welcome by your hosts, who embrace you into their family home in a rural setting with modern facilities. After a true taste of Scotland in the mornings with a hearty Scottish Breakfast enjoyed with their own free range eggs, and vegetarians catered for, head out exploring all that the area and surrounds has to offer, this is your ideal base for discovering Central Scotland. Lochfitty Cottage Bed and Breakfast has WIFI broadband and rooms include a family room and double room with ample storage and wardrobe space, and children are welcome, come enjoy the views, the relaxing comfort and so much more, a wonderful stay awaits.READ MORE

Queen Margaret Bed and Breakfast in Dunfermline, Fife, Scotland, extends a warm Scottish welcome from the Greek hosts and this traditional family run bungalow retains it's character, but now offers a wonderful, modernised stay. Conveniently located to local transport by motorway, rail or air, there are three double bedded rooms available with fridge, freeview TV, DVD, and fast WIFI broadband, and there's room service for breakfast, plus tea and coffee available at all times, and there's ample parking. Breakfast includes excellent choices as well as traditional Scottish cooked breakfast and a selection of cereal brown or white toast, butter, jam, marmalade, yogurt, butter croissant, fresh fruit and more. Queen Margaret Bed and Breakfast also offers alternative self catering accommodation in the form of a modern fully furnished flat in North Queensferry with lovely views overlooking the Firth of Forth river, and is fully furnished and equipped with all that's need for a wonderful stay, available daily.READ MORE

Pitreavie Guest House in Dunfermline, Fife, Scotland, extends a warm welcome from your hosts and offer a high standard of bed and breakfast accommodation with two double or family rooms, one twin and two single room all en-suite and the perfect base for touring and exploring all that the area and surrounds has to offer. There's central heating, wireless internet access, tea and coffee, TV with freeview in all rooms, a residents garden, double glazing and vegetarians are catered for. Pitreavie Guest House is ideally located close to many attractions and golf clubs, and welcomes cyclists, bikers, golfers and walkers, enjoy waterskiing, wakeboarding, golf courses close by, the Vintage Bus Museum, Knockhill Racing circuit, Deep Sea World and so much more, there's a world of wonder to be enjoyed in this ancient capital of Scotland, with fascinating historical sites and places to visit, come for a fascinating journey and wonderful stay.READ MORE

Waterski and Wakeboard Scotland based at Town Loch in the beautiful surroundings of Townhill Country Park, near Dunfermline is home to the national governing body of water skiing and wakeboarding in Scotland. Offering outstanding facilities including two state of the art world class boats, they welcome you to come try their wakeboarding and waterskiing sessions with qualified coaching and driving staff, and all equipment is supplied. They also provide boat driving and instructor courses as well as courses for first time skiers with continuous instructions, and once the student understands the basics on land, they move onto the water, come for exhilarating, affordable fun. Waterski and Wakeboard Scotland also offer inflatable ringos, perfect for groups and party bookings, great fun for adults and kids alike, come for a wonderful water sport experience.READ MORE

The Everest Inn Restaurant in Dunfermline, Fife, Scotland, extends a warm welcome to diners, and serving exquisite Indian and Nepalese cuisine, a unique experience awaits where they cater to the most discerning diner. With cuisines ranging from Bangladesh, India and Nepal, using only the finest ingredients, the chefs ensure a memorable meal and fine dining experience. Spiced with only the finest and freshest herbs and spices, made with a touch of the unexpected, diners here enjoy huge portions of unforgettable tastes with excellent wines and beers to compliment, plus unsurpassed service, it's a place you'll return to time and again. At the Everest Inn Restaurant, come sample Indian and Nepalese starters, tandoori specialties, seafood, biryani, classic dishes, rice varieties, vegetable dishes, meat specialties, freshly baked nan in different varieties and stuffed paratha, come discover the flavours of India and Nepal, truly sublime.READ MORE

Bunree Bed and Breakfast in Dunfermline, Fife, Scotland warmly welcomes guests to enjoy a wonderful stay in the rural countryside on the outskirts of town, it's perfect accommodation for the Golf open championships held at St. Andrews and transport and lodging packages are available. Your host offers the best in Scottish hospitality and ensures your stay is comfortable and unforgettable, and the three guest bedrooms come with flat screen TV's, mini fridges, a trouser press, bathrobes, complimentary toiletries, free WIFI and so much more, with full Scottish or Continental style breakfast served in the mornings. Bunree Bed and Breakfast is the perfect base for exploring the Highlands, and is close to the airports and just minutes from the historic capital, and world famous golfing, come enjoy.READ MORE

Knockhill Racing Circuit by Dunfermline, Fife has for the last 40 years been Scotland's National Motorsport Centre and hosts the UK's top televised bike and motor sport events. They are the perfect venue for corporate days, team building, karting, track days and more, and host incredible driving experiences including, driving a racing car, rally driving, having an exhilarating go in a Ferrari or Aston Martin and they also offer new and exciting racing events in their extensive facilities. Go 4x4 off road driving on the specialised track, learn skid control techniques, there's also a hillside rally stage, the famous 1.3 mile long circuit track, an outdoor karting circuit and skid pan, as well as two restaurants and conferencing facilities, it's all here, come for the adrenalin rush and the fun, it never ends here.READ MORE

The Carnock Inn in Dunfermline, Fife, Scotland, dates all the way back to 16th century and is one of the oldest buildings in the village, and became a public house in 1884. With a menu of local produce freshly prepared in the kitchen to the highest standards and catering to everyone's taste, diners here can enjoy all the pub favourites including succulent steaks, burgers, steak pie notably the best in the region, as well as other great mains, grill items, starters and open sandwiches, all delectable meals. The Carnock Inn hosts regular events, and are the perfect venue for special occasions and celebrations including birthday parties, wedding anniversaries, christenings, retirement parties, corporate events and so much more, they offer an excellent range of menu options from finger buffet to four course meals, and the chef will assist with creating the menu perfect for you.READ MORE

St Margaret’s Cave in Dunfermline, Fife, Scotland, is a wonderful attraction to visit and the site of where Queen Margaret, who later became St. Margaret prayed, and this pilgrimage site retains the same sense of spiritualism it did centuries ago. The cave offers a stillness and isolation and today you enter through a small building in the City Hotel car park and descend down a tunnel with many steep steps with handrails on both sides, and there are information boards and audio points as you descend telling you about St. Margaret and the history of Dunfermline. St Margaret’s Cave is small and a visit here is interesting and informative, come for a wonderful lesson in history.READ MORE