Edinburgh Gin Seaside Gin, 70cl

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If you are seeking refreshment, there is a choice of several bars and cafés on the promenade, with further options on Portobello’s bustling high street, including quality independent restaurants and gift shops. There is a market in Brighton Park on the first Saturday of every month, selling fresh local produce as well as crafts. For those visitors that prefer getting out into the open water, the Portobello Sailing and Kayaking Club offers lessons and equipment rentals, while families with young children can make use of the nearby Straiton Place play park and Portobello Swim Centre which features a 25-metre indoor pool and one of Britain’s oldest Turkish baths.

We've gathered some of the best seaside walks around Edinburgh, none more than an hour's drive away. The property boasts an exceptionally large garage which has an electric door, power and light, and offers a fantastic space that can be used for a variety of purposes." From the beautiful curved bay, you can see right out to the Isle of Arran and the Mull of Kintyre. There’s a brilliant playpark for kids and some lovely gardens on the seafront as well as the spacious white sandy beach.The Portobello Kayaking and Sailing Club is based here, along with RowPorty, a community-run coastal rowing club. Look out also for the splendid Victorian swimming pool, featuring an original Aerotone and Turkish baths. In addition to the cafes on the promenade there are lots more on Portobello high street which is just a couple of minutes’ walk away. Musselburgh Beach is a lovely coastal area on the edge of the town of Musselburgh, just 5 miles (8 km) to the east of Edinburgh city centre.

Get all the latest news and headlines from Edinburgh, Fife and the Lothians sent straight to your inbox twice a day by signing up to our free newsletter.When it comes to accommodation in Scotland, there's a fantastic choice of amazing stays from luxury hotels to glamping getaways. Welcome to Portobello Beach, a charming seaside suburb of Edinburgh. In this article, we’ll take a good look around this beautiful beach which has two miles of golden sand and clean water that’s perfect for swimming and sunbathing. The Portobello Sailing and Kayaking Club offers lessons and equipment rentals for those interested in exploring the waters of the Firth of Forth, while families with young children can make use of the nearby Straiton Place play park and Portobello Swim Centre swimming pool. One of the largest city parks in the world, Holyrood Park covers an area of more than 650 acres, comprising a Highland landscape complete with lochs, grasslands, and hills. As well as having ample bedrooms and living areas, the home also has two bathrooms, a large garage and a very spacious garden area.

Sun, sea, sand and ice cream. On a warm day in Scotland, you could be forgiven for forgetting you’re standing at Edinburgh’s seaside and not at the Costa Del Sol! One of the most notable features of Yellowcraig Beach is the view of Fidra Island which lies just offshore. This small island is said to have inspired Robert Louis Stevenson’s novel Treasure Island, but today it’s preserved as a seabird sanctuary and is home to many bird species including puffins, guillemots, and razorbills.Take a stroll down a coastal path to enjoy the coastline, before enjoying a well-earned ice cream or refreshing drink at the end. Located near Craigielaw Golf Course, Gosford Sands is covered with high sand dunes on the edge of crystal clear waters. As already mentioned, Portobello becomes very crowded in the summer months so if you’re looking for a quiet place to relax in the sun you might prefer heading west a couple of miles to Musselburgh Beach instead.

To taste, Edinburgh Gin is a triumph! At 43% ABV, it’s certainly not the strongest London Dry you’ll find in today’s market, but on nosing the gin it’s surprising the intensity of the aromas.Heading inland to the high street, visitors will find the burgh of Portobello to be a vibrant and thriving community that has retained much of its original Victorian charm and character. If using Edinburgh’s superb Lothian Buses is your preference, take any of these bus routes from Princes Street: 19, 26, 42, or 124, or if starting at North Bridge, take these routes: X7, 45, or 49. Gullane Beach is a year-round visitor hotspot so it’s fortunate that the council-run car park is just a quarter mile from the village’s high street and can accommodate well over one hundred cars.