Log Cabins & Lodges in Crail

Log Cabins & Lodges in Crail

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Popular Log Cabins & Lodges in Crail

Log cabin for 4 people, with garden in Crail
Log cabin for 4 people, with garden
2 bedrooms
from £56 / night
Log cabin for 4 people in Crail
Log cabin for 4 people
2 bedrooms
9.4
(7 reviews)
from £64 / night
Log cabin for 3 people, with pets in Crail
Log cabin for 3 people, with pets
3 bedrooms
10.0
(2 reviews)
from £121 / night
Log cabin for 6 people, with garden in Crail
Log cabin for 6 people, with garden
3 bedrooms
9.0
(8 reviews)
from £98 / night
Log cabin for 2 people in Crail
Log cabin for 2 people
1 bedroom
9.8
(9 reviews)
from £148 / nightFREE cancellation
Log cabin for 5 people, with garden in Crail
Log cabin for 5 people, with garden
2 bedrooms
from £60 / night
Log cabin for 4 people, with garden in Crail
Log cabin for 4 people, with garden
2 bedrooms
10.0
(2 reviews)
from £94 / night
Log cabin for 4 people, with terrace in Crail
Log cabin for 4 people, with terrace
2 bedrooms
from £187 / nightFREE cancellation
Log cabin for 6 people, with terrace in Crail
Log cabin for 6 people, with terrace
3 bedrooms
9.3
(3 reviews)
from £201 / nightFREE cancellation
Log cabin for 4 people, with terrace in Crail
Log cabin for 4 people, with terrace
2 bedrooms
10.0
from £225 / nightFREE cancellation
Log cabin for 8 people, with garden, with pets in Crail
Log cabin for 8 people, with garden, with pets
3 bedrooms
9.4
(10 reviews)
from £80 / night
Log cabin for 5 people, with garden in Crail
Log cabin for 5 people, with garden
2 bedrooms
7.5
(4 reviews)
from £99 / night
Log cabin for 7 people, with garden in Crail
Log cabin for 7 people, with garden
4 bedrooms
from £159 / nightFREE cancellation
Log cabin for 6 people, with garden and terrace in Crail
Log cabin for 6 people, with garden and terrace
3 bedrooms
9.7
(14 reviews)
from £177 / nightFREE cancellation
Log cabin for 6 people, with garden in Crail
Log cabin for 6 people, with garden
3 bedrooms
9.3
(6 reviews)
from £147 / nightFREE cancellation
Log cabin for 4 people, with garden in Crail
Log cabin for 4 people, with garden
2 bedrooms
9.0
(2 reviews)
from £161 / nightFREE cancellation
Log cabin for 8 people, with garden and terrace in Crail
Log cabin for 8 people, with garden and terrace
3 bedrooms
9.8
(13 reviews)
from £302 / nightFREE cancellation
Log cabin for 6 people, with pets in Crail
Log cabin for 6 people, with pets
2 bedrooms
from £140 / nightFREE cancellation
Log cabin for 7 people, with garden in Crail
Log cabin for 7 people, with garden
4 bedrooms
10.0
from £228 / nightFREE cancellation
Log cabin for 7 people, with garden and terrace in Crail
Log cabin for 7 people, with garden and terrace
3 bedrooms
9.8
(9 reviews)
from £152 / nightFREE cancellation

Find Log Cabins & Lodges in Crail

Highlights in Crail

  • Scenic harbour
  • Cruises
  • Sailing
  • Fascinating history
  • Pub and grub
  • Culture trip

Other holiday ideas and property types in Crail that might be interesting

Log Cabins & Lodges in Crail

Visit a historic harbour village

Take a relaxing holiday in the laid-back fishing village of Crail. Gracing the shores of Scotland’s East Neuk of Fife, this ancient region has a lot to offer travellers seeking something off the tourist radar for their next weekend escape. You’ll be spoilt for choice on what to do first. Sandy beaches nestled along quiet coves, water adventures, nature hikes, and more await the curious traveller. A plethora of heritage sites will pop-out as you stroll through iconic villages. And delicious traditional dishes, properly aged whiskey, gin, lagers, and ales are the perfect finish for the perfect day trip.

Gorgeous log cabins with lovely scenery

These fabulous log cabins for groups and couples embody the best of Crail lifestyle. Located a stone’s throw away from the beach, or just minutes away, you’ll find yourself admiring lovely scenery and photo-worthy cabins. Each one is fully furnished with all the amenities as well as a fireplace, gardens, stylishly welcoming touches, TV and more! Many of them even feature a hot tub taking RnR levels to the max. Catch the sunrise from your doorstep. Take frequent walks to the beach with your friends and family. There’s no chance you’ll miss home!

Travellers and activities

Crail for leisure travellers

Travellers looking for a tranquil holiday will find an abundance of entertaining adventures in Crail. Golfing is one of them. Although there are many courses in the area, Crail Balcomie Links in Fife Ness Muir is closest to Crail with lovely coastal views. Throughout the area you’ll discover numerous art galleries to admire, photo worthy heritage cottages and plenty of tea rooms with tasty cakes. Kingsbarns Distillery offers visitors stunning views of the countryside by the sea where guests may relax at their café with classic whiskey, gin, and wine. Their historical exhibit of whiskey distilling is a bonus.

Crail for nature lovers

Crail Roome Bay is on the Fife Coastal Driving Route with beach access about a 10-minute walk from the village centre. The bay features a sandy cove, interesting rock pools, and a wildlife haven for wetland birds and sea animals. Rent a sea kayak from East Neuk Outdoors to enjoy wildlife from the water. The Scottish Countryman offers a day out experience with falconry, fly-fishing and archery in Scotland’s countryside. Consider a visit to May Island with frolicking porpoises and dolphins leading the way, as well as close encounters with Puffins and Guillemots during a ranger-led tour.

Crail for history aficionados

As a former royal burgh, it should come as no surprise that Scotland has a hidden bunker reminiscent of a ‘Mission Impossible’ movie. Scotland’s Secret Bunker, built during the 1953 Cold War, is a ROTOR bunker 100 feet below ground and is probably recognizable from films. Enjoy a fascinating day out with family taking you back to yesteryear. The Crail Museum and Heritage Centre, provides visitors an exciting encounter with Crail’s history in this well-presented stroll down memory lane. The ancient Royal Burgh, church, airfield, and seafaring artefacts from the 13th century will keep you engaged for hours.

Timeless Crail is known for being the oldest Royal Burgh in East Neuk Fife.

Top 7 travel tips in Crail

1. Take a stroll along the historic harbour

Crail Heritage Walk is a great day adventure commencing at the cobbled streets of Sandcastle Cottage to Nethergate for a trip back in time. King Robert the Bruce awarded Crail a Royal Burgh in 1310. Noteworthy in the Middle Ages for exports of salted herring and “Crail Capons”, there are a myriad of anecdotes to discover in its buildings.

2. Become a potter

Crail Pottery at Nethergate started from dilapidated historic buildings refurbished by Stephen Mills and blossomed into a beautiful bustling venue using original equipment that he developed. You’ll discover stoneware and earthenware that will delight your senses. They offer workshops for the adventurous artist to cultivate this ancient craft by producing lovely pieces of their own.

3. Explore the coast from the water

Anstruther Pleasure Cruises offers exceptional 5-hour tours elaborating on its history from the 12th century monastery including the martyrdom of St. Adrian by Norsemen in 875. You’ll see Scotland’s oldest lighthouse, Bird Observatory, marine wildlife, and stunning scenery along the way to May Island where you’ll anchor for 3 hours to explore its wildlife.

4. Walk along the coast

Catch the highlights of Forth Estuary to Tay Estuary in short trips by following designated trails highlighting fishing villages such as Elie, a lovely golden beached bay that connects with Earlsferry where legend suggests MacDuff, the Earl of Fife, fled from King Macbeth in 1054. And St. Monans dates to 500AD featuring its historic Shore. Details are recorded in Fleming's 1886 Guide to the East Neuk of Fife.

5. Take scenic drives

Get 77 miles of dazzling views along the Fife Coastal Route. Starting at the historic 1932 Kincardine Bridge check out iconic shipbuilding exhibits. For Outlander fans, move on past Devilla forest to Culross and explore the awesome 16th Century Culross Palace overlooking the Firth of Forth. Then stopover in Anstruther to visit the Scottish Fisheries Museum and enjoy classic fish-n-chips at Anstruther fish bar.

6. Celebrate local delicacies

Partake in the annual Crail Food Festival, a treat for the senses not to be missed! On the 3rd weekend in June, the quaint village of Crail is offering hands-on culinary demos, delectable tastings, live entertainment, and workshops from top-notch regional food and drink artisans.

7. Visit nearby towns

Just north of Crail, visit the nearby town of Kingsbarns and discover its ancient distillery. Then head out to Cambo Gardens for a delightful respite. A leisurely stroll in the Georgian-style garden masterfully incorporates rare plants and a waterfall. The woodlands beach trail artfully includes aconites, snowflakes, and snowdrops. Homestyle dishes at the café from the garden’s produce and horticulture courses will complete your day.

Information about log cabins in Crail

🏡 Log cabins available: 25 properties.
💳 Discount available: up to -55%.
🌙 Minimum price per night: from £41.
⭐ Most popular amenities: Wi-Fi, balcony and garden.
🐾 Pet-friendly: 9 properties.

FAQs: Log Cabins & Lodges in Crail

Which amenities can you typically find at the log cabins in Crail?

Among the amenities available on Holidu, it appears that the log cabins in Crail offer everything that travellers wish for! Here, log cabins generally offer a variety of facilities, the most popular being: Wi-Fi (100%), garden (53%), and balcony (32%)... Pretty cool!

How are the log cabins usually rated in Crail?

The log cabins in Crail often get a lot of positive reviews. 53% of the log cabins in Crail have an average score of 4.5 stars!

Are the log cabins in Crail suitable for holiday-makers who wish to travel with their pets?

Of course! In Crail, 47% of the log cabins welcome them with open arms, and 53% even have a garden!

Do the log cabins in Crail often offer an internet connection?

Certainly! According to last year's data, 100% of log cabins in Crail have an internet connection. You will be able to access your emails and favourite social media sites during your stay!

How much does it cost for log cabins in Crail?

A big percentage of log cabins in Crail (100%) cost less than £100 per night. Therefore, this destination is perfect for booking an affordable log cabin!

Are the log cabins in Crail suitable for holidays in large groups or better for a weekend break as a small group?

Judging by last year's information, 89% of log cabins accept up to four guests. Approximately 89% of the log cabins here have at least two separate bedrooms. Crail is the perfect destination for families of four!

When planning a luxurious holiday in Crail, are log cabins a good option?

Sure! The log cabins in Crail are quite well-equipped. However, if you are looking for unique holiday accommodation, we advise you not to wait too long to book, since the availability of log cabins fills up quickly. In Crail, 0% have a pool, 53% have a garden but none have a sauna. Also, if you are looking for space, 89% of the log cabins can accommodate big groups, and 53% have green spots in the surrounding area.

If you want to travel to Crail, what is the best time of the year?

According to the amenities found at the log cabins in Crail, it is a destination that suits all seasons of the year. This is because there are properties with swimming pools, air conditioning and even fireplaces. You can be sure that Crail is a phenomenal destination to enjoy both winter and summer.

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