Glamping in Crail

Crail is a quiet town where you can find glamping accommodations with a perfect location close to the beach thanks to Holidu. This way you can enjoy the sea whenever you want, whether it's for a stroll or to watch the sunset every day. Thanks to its location, you will also be able to walk to any place of interest in the village, such as the shops, the famous chip shop or any of the pubs in the area.

The glamping choices in Crail are designed for those family trips for up to 4 people, as they are really spacious with rooms for both adults and children. These beautiful glamping accommodations near the beach are also fully furnished, so you won't have to worry about cooking (microwave, toaster and fridge) or even on colder days because you'll have heating at your disposal. Besides, they are decorated to make the atmosphere more pleasant.

Crail is a completely traditional village, perfect for a weekend getaway where you want to connect with nature and will offer you an interesting list of things to do. For example, take a stroll down to the harbour to soak up the warm sunshine on your walk or go to some lovely places where you can get up close and personal with animals, such as the Scottish Wildlife Trust - Kilminning Coast, just a few miles from the town.

Despite being a considerably small town, Crail is also a place that hides a very interesting history, and you can learn about it through its museums, where there is a group of enthusiasts willing to tell you all about their town. Or rather visit the towers to get inside them and discover why they are so important to the people of Crail.

This is one of the most popular spots not only for tourists, but for locals as well. In this charming harbour, you can spend a nice afternoon walking around exploring the area or just go for some fish and chips in the restaurants around the place.

This museum is run by volunteers who are willing to tell you all the reasons why they love Crail and everything they know about their charming town. During your visit to the museum, you will create an exceptional connection with Crail and at the end of the tour, you can stop by the gift shop, to take away a souvenir of a different day.

This tower house was built in the 17th century and will take you back in time to the history of the place, from its owners (the Spence family of Worminston) to the passing of the former Queen of Scots, Mary.

If you are feeling lively enough to walk a few miles one day, then you can include the Scottish Wildlife Trust - Kilminning Coast in your tour. This is a lovely place where you can see get in touch with nature and have breathtaking views, plus if you're a bit lucky you may come across small pods of dolphins.

A beautiful and magical site that is hidden in the forest ready to be explored by its visitors. Something surprising is that the stones have beautiful carvings that give a different touch to this place. All in all, a place you can't miss, and it is only 11 minutes away from Crail.

If you have the opportunity to travel to Crail in June, then you are in the perfect time to taste all the flavours that the locals are going to prepare for you, as the Crail Food Festival is celebrated on this date. On these dates, the festival participants prepare their best food and drinks, and there are evening events and plenty of other activities to do.

A must-do for locals and tourists alike is to go to the harbour and enjoy a delicious lobster at The Lobster Hut. This is a well-known spot and a must stop, as you will be able to try Crail's speciality.