Walking the Fife Coastal Path near Crail

Walking Holiday Accommodation

The walker's B&B on the Fife Coastal Path

Walkers Welcome

Where walkers from around the world rest their boots

The majority of guests who stay at the Honeypot are walking the Fife Coastal Path. We welcome walkers from all over the world and are linked with many of the leading walking companies. Linda knows every inch of the path and is always happy to share route advice, local tips, and recommendations.

After a day on the path, there's nothing better than returning to the comfort of the Honeypot — a cosy room, a warm welcome, and the promise of an exceptional breakfast to fuel tomorrow's walk.

Everything walkers need

Hearty Breakfasts

A full breakfast every morning using local produce — the perfect fuel for a day on the path. Continental and cooked options available, with early breakfast by arrangement.

Comfortable Beds

Three cosy rooms to sink into after a long day's walk. Our Seaview room is a favourite with walkers — the private bath is perfect for soaking tired legs.

Expert Route Advice

Linda has welcomed thousands of walkers and knows the Fife Coastal Path inside out. Current conditions, best sections, where to stop for lunch — just ask.

Free Parking

Leave your car safely at the Honeypot while you walk sections of the path. Complimentary private parking for all guests.

Walking Company Partners

We work with leading walking companies from around the world. If you're booking a guided or self-guided tour, ask for the Honeypot as your Crail stop.

Perfect Location

Right on the Fife Coastal Path in the centre of Crail. Shops, cafes, and pubs all within walking distance for your evening off your feet.

Popular sections from Crail

Crail → Anstruther

Fish and chips at the end. The classic half-day walk.

3.5 mi · 1.5–2h

St Andrews → Crail

Dramatic cliffs, Fife Ness, spectacular views throughout.

10 mi · 4–5h

Crail → St Monans

Three villages in one walk. The heart of the East Neuk.

7 mi · 3–3.5h

Elie → Crail

A full day covering the best of the East Neuk coastline.

12 mi · 5–6h

Full Fife Coastal Path guide →

Walkers' FAQ

Is the Honeypot a good base for walking the Fife Coastal Path?

Absolutely. The majority of our guests are walking the Fife Coastal Path. Crail sits on the path between St Andrews and Anstruther, making it an ideal stopping point. We provide hearty breakfasts to fuel your walk, comfortable beds to recover in, and expert local knowledge on routes and conditions.

Do you work with walking companies?

Yes, we are linked with many leading walking companies from around the world. If you're booking through a walking tour operator, let them know you'd like to stay at the Honeypot.

What walking routes are near the Honeypot?

From Crail, you can walk south to Anstruther (3.5 miles), north towards St Andrews (10 miles), or inland to Kellie Castle on the 19-mile Crail-Kellie cycle/walking route. The Fife Coastal Path passes right through the village.

Is there somewhere to store walking gear?

Yes, we have space for boots and walking gear. The Seaview room also has a private bath — perfect for a soak after a day on the path.

Can I leave my car at the Honeypot while I walk?

Yes, we offer free private parking. You're welcome to leave your car at the Honeypot while you walk sections of the coastal path.

What time is breakfast for walkers?

Breakfast is included with your stay and we're happy to arrange an early breakfast for walkers who want to make the most of the day. Just let us know your plans.

Book your walking holiday stay

Rooms from £70–£75 per person per night including a full breakfast. The perfect fuel for the Fife Coastal Path.

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