Hotels in Eyemouth

Tucked away in the Scottish Borders, Eyemouth is a charming fishing town that lures travellers with its high cliffs, sandy coves, and captivating harbour. From its historical ties as a major herring port to its narrow, winding streets that capture the essence of a traditional fishing village, Eyemouth offers a unique holiday escape.

Whether you're a couple seeking tranquil seaside walks, a family excited by the prospect of birdwatching and diving activities, or friends eager to explore Scotland's prided historical assets, Eyemouth caters to all. Discover a range of accommodation options, from seaside hotels to homely B&Bs, and book your perfectly suited stay with Lycafly today.

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Located in the beautiful Berwickshire area, Eyemouth’s name is derived from its position at the mouth of the Eye Water river. The town offers much to explorers: the imposing Gunsgreen House, a cemetery watch-house constructed to ward off grave robbers, and a host of quaint villages, including Ayton, Reston, St Abbs, Coldingham, and Burnmouth nearby. History enthusiasts will appreciate the historical Fort Point, the site of the first trace-italienne-style fortification in Britain. It's a town that hasn't forgotten its roots, as represented by the bronze statue of William Spears, who stood against the unjust fishing tithes levied by the Church of Scotland.

Venture a little further and you'll encounter the rejuvenated port, complete with its deep water extension, testament to Eyemouth’s enduring and revitalised fishing industry. Schools, leisure centres, golf courses, and diving reserves prove that this tiny town is teeming with life, while being conveniently located within commuting distance of Edinburgh. Immerse yourself in the rustic charm of Eyemouth, where local legend blends seamlessly with everyday life.

When to visit Eyemouth

When it comes to experiencing the beauty of Eyemouth in its best light, timing is key. Based on weather reports from NOAA, the best months to visit are July, August and June, with August ranking as the warmest. Drier spells typically occur during April, February and March, ideal for those hoping to explore Eyemouth’s outdoor pursuits. Though March, January and December can be breezy, the continuous charm of Eyemouth prevails.

Tourism peaking in June, followed closely by February and May, gives a hint of the popular seasons. Yet, it is undeniable that any time spent in Eyemouth will navigate you through the sandy coves, high cliffs and serene landscapes of this Scottish gem.

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