Activities 

Hacking and lessons on over 300 acres of farmland, available for complete beginners or the most experienced riders.

From the sweeping shoreline of West Sands to the historic Castle Sands and family-friendly East Sands, St Andrews offers a beach for every occasion.

Enjoy all the activities West Sands Beach has to offer. Choose between land yachting, kayaking, stand-up paddle boarding, and more.

Get up close to friendly alpacas on an unforgettable farm experience in the heart of the Fife countryside.

Discover beautiful handcrafted ceramics in the heart of Crail, with workshops, a showroom and a charming courtyard to explore.

Explore St Andrews and the surrounding area easily with one of our mountain bikes.

Explore the charming fishing villages of the East Neuk, where historic harbours, coastal walks and hidden gems await.

Experience St Andrews' own distillery with guided tours, tastings and beautiful views across the River Eden.

From hawks to eagles, and vultures to owls, experience these birds of prey in all their glory.

Explore Fife and take in the fresh air along the coastal, city and woodland walks.

Make the most of the sea breeze on West Sands Beach with a kite-flying adventure that's perfect for all ages.

Experience Scotland’s legendary angling heritage with peaceful freshwater fishing excursions.

Discover the darker side of St Andrews on a guided ghost tour, uncovering eerie tales, local legends and centuries of fascinating history.

Experience golf as it was played in the 1920s at Kingarrock Hickory Golf, the UK's only dedicated hickory golf course.

Explore one of Fife's leading distilleries with guided tours, tastings and a behind-the-scenes look at whisky and gin production.

Feel the excitement of Scotland's premier racing circuit, with exhilarating driving experiences, karting and major motorsport events throughout the year.

Visit the Spiritual Home of Scotch Whisky and enjoy a guided tour, tasting and journey through more than 500 years of history.

Great fun for adults and children alike, the Himalayas is only a short walk from the hotel and is right next to the Old Course.

Situated opposite the famous Royal and Ancient Clubhouse, a five-minute walk from the hotel, this fascinating museum explores the past, present and future of golf.

Underground Cold War bunker museum housing BBC studio and switchboard room, with two cinemas and a cafe.

Discover more than 120 fascinating species, including penguins, seals, otters, meerkats and tropical fish, at St Andrews Aquarium.

To the north of the town and on the shores of Castle Sands stand the ruins of the town's castle which was the main residence of the bishops and archbishops, dating, in part, back to the 13th century.

Once Scotland’s largest cathedral, St Andrews Cathedral is a spectacular piece of the town’s history, with centuries of stories to tell.

Step inside a charming 17th-century house and discover the stories, people and heritage that have shaped St Andrews through the centuries.

Sharpen your skills with coaching, practice facilities and experiences for all abilities.

Discover local food, drink, crafts and creativity at St Andrews Market. Held on South Street on the first Saturday of every month, it's a chance to browse independent Scottish producers and makers in the heart of town.

Discover the history and culture of St Andrews at this charming Victorian museum, set within the peaceful surroundings of Kinburn Park.

One of the University’s most iconic buildings and home to a centuries old tradition.

Enjoy an authentic Scottish sporting experience at a local country estate in Fife. Seasonal shoots including pheasants, partridge and ducks are  organised by the Head Gamekeepers. Equipment can all be hired. 

Situated at Leuchars, near St Andrews, the SCSC offers exceptional clay shooting facilities in traditional grounds.

Discover the history, stories and hidden gems of St Andrews on a friendly guided tour of Scotland's world-famous golfing town.

Discover some of Fife's most beautiful coastal swimming spots, from the beaches of St Andrews to the picturesque shores of the East Neuk.