St Abb's Head National Nature Reserve
Things to do in Scottish Borders
in Scotland
Description:
Formed by an extinct volcano, St Abb�s Head is the best known landmark along the Berwickshire coast. Home to thousands of nesting seabirds in summer, it is also home to a wide range of other wildlife. A new remote camera facility allows visitors to the Nature Reserve Centre to eavesdrop on the nesting birds.
Ownership:
National Trust for Scotland
Situation � OS ref: NT 914673
How to get there:
By car: Turn east off the A1107 Eyemouth to Coldingham road, at Coldingham, onto the B6438. Well signposted before St Abbs village. Car parking.
By public transport:
Regular bus service from Berwick via Eyemouth and Coldingham.
Seasonal opening details (2009):
Nature Reserve and toilets all year.
Nature Reserve Centre � 1st April to 31st October.
Opening Hours:
Daily 10am to 5pm.
Facilities:
Toilets & disabled access
Free parking (N.B. The Parking at the Lighthouse is reserved for Disabled Parking)
Exhibition
Tearoom (nor run by the Trust).
Admission:
Free to Members
Contact:
Tel: 018907 71443
Attached attractions:
Additional info:
Groups by appointment only.
Web link: (where appropriate):
Places to stay nearby:
Eyemouth
Local towns and villages:
St Abbs
Eyemouth
Berwick upon Tweed
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