Fife Coast Traveller Reviews

We hiked the Fife Coastal Path for four days, like the region, path and people very much.

As well in digital as in direct contact, we have known them as very kind, quickly responding, thinking along with us, flexible: just perfect!

Excellent walking holiday with almost perfect weather. Walked the "best" part of the trail from Fife Bridge in North Queensferry to the Tay Bridge in Newport-on-Tay; a walk of approximately 89 miles over six days with a rest day thrown in at Crail. Very nice accommodations, uncrowded trails with great scenery & not too difficult as most of the walking is at sea level. Although probably not the most popular hike in Scotland we would highly recommend it (see Steve Marsh's "Walking the Fife Coastal Path" Parts I & II on YouTube for a great overview of the hike (note: he walked the entire path at a much more aggressive daily mileage, and he concluded as well that the hike should really only consist of the Bridge-to-bridge portion).

We have now completed the Fife Coastal Path, the Isle of Wight Coastal Trail and the West Highland Way with Mickledore and have never been disappointed. In September we will try to complete the Dingle Way in Ireland, again with the support of Mickedore. Remember, these are self-guided hikes. Mickledore will arrange for luggage transport and lodging at the end of your day, but you still need to walk, bike or take public transport from Point A to Point B. My wife and I are from Massachusetts in the US so it is nice to have a company you can rely on watching your back and guiding you from the time you arrive in London or Edinburgh to the walk's starting point and back again to an international airport.