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With red-tiled roofs, picturesque harbour, narrow streets and views across an azure Firth of Forth, Pittenweem is as cute as you come to expect from this corner of Fife. Uniquely among the East Neuk ports, the fishing industry still seems live and well here, with a fish market still auctioning off the day’s catch each morning. Above the dockside, houses tumble down the hillside from the High Street above, where most of the village’s services are located and with only slightly less chocolate-box charm. Speaking of chocolate, head to Pittenweem Chocolate Company‘s shop and cafΓ© for delicious cocoa-related products, including outrageously indulgent milkshakes. You can also collect the key for St Fillan’s Cave here: more about this intriguing spot on its own page (link below). Last but not least, a shout-out to the West Braes Project: a local organisation which has recently restored the village’s outdoor, tidal pool.
π Location
π Fife
π§ O.S. Grid Reference: NO 548025
π°οΈ GPS coordinates: 56.213117,-2.730128
πΆ After exhausting Pittenweem’s own offerings, good coast paths lead west to St Monans and east to Anstruther.
π Buses stop here on the Leven – East Neuk – Andrews line.
Explore nearby
<1 mi away
>> St Fillan’s Cave β β
>> Walk: Pittenweem to Crail – exploring the East Neuk β β β
<3 mi away
>> Anstruther page: Anstruther β β β & village sights (1 mi β)
>> St Monans page: St Monans β β β & village sights (1 mi β)
>> Kellie Castle β β β (2 mi β)