Cove Harbour

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4.8

( 8 reviews )

Walking Tours, Vacation Rentals, Boat Tours

6 W End, Cove, Cockburnspath TD13 5XD, United Kingdom

Introducing Cove Harbour, a brand that combines the tranquility of a serene coastal getaway with the allure of a vibrant harbor. With picturesque views and a range of recreational activities, Cove Harbour offers a unique destination for travelers seeking a rejuvenating escape. Nestled amidst breathtaking cliffs, pristine beaches, and hidden caves, the brand aims to provide an exceptional experience for all visitors. From fishing expeditions to exploring enchanting tunnels, Cove Harbour offers a multitude of adventures for the intrepid explorer. Whether it's soaking up the sun on the sandy beaches or exploring the fascinating tide pools, guests can immerse themselves in the beauty of nature. With a focus on creating memorable moments and a commitment to providing unparalleled service, Cove Harbour sets the stage for an unforgettable vacation. Discover the charm and beauty of Cove Harbour, where tranquility meets excitement.

Amenities and More

Accessibility
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance

Reviews

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Axel granholm

March 22, 2024

A lovely place. Easy to get to with a car park at the top, it's free but donations for the upkeep of the paths etc are requested (pop a few quid in the box at the top of the path near the gate). We didn't see any marine life but plenty of birds; really the views and the calm of the place were the main attraction. Check the photos, words can't do it justice. The path down is easy to walk and wide enough for vehicles (which occasionally do use it to get up / down to the harbour). No rugged boots required if the weather is good. Great views from the top and all the way down. Towards the bottom the path splits, left for the left harbour wall and buildings, right to go through the tunnel and the small beach plus the right harbour wall.

Bin chen

March 22, 2024

Absolutely stunning area to visit if you're close by. You access the harbour through an archway in the cliff and there's a beautiful sandy beach on the other side. It's a stunning walk and was so peaceful when we visited.

Meredith hamo

March 22, 2024

A good walk, nice scenery plus complex geology first noted in the 18th century.

Kristen kirkland

March 22, 2024

Nice small harbour. Dig can run off. Very rock over harnour wall and there is a tunnel through cliff part way down path from cliff top to give direct access. Path down quite steep if you have mobility issues

Don nicks

March 22, 2024

A bit out of the way tucked out of sight just a little off the A1 there is a small car park that is shared with the residents so could be a parking problem in the summer. You go through a gate and down a rough road (farm track) to the harbour just before the bottom there is a tunnel that leads to the beach,at low tide you can get to the harbour from the beach but it is a scramble over seaweed covered rocks. The very picturesque scene is all that's there, well worth a visit if you're into quaint harbour views.

Graham davies

March 22, 2024

Best wee hidden gem ever. So worth a visit. Not suitable if you are in wheelchair as very steep hill. I was exhausted coming back up but loved it. Magical is a good word ✨️

Kasey alvarado

March 22, 2024

Quiet, peaceful, scenic. Tiny picturesque working fishing harbor. It's a bit of a hike from the road. Tons of history.

Deanna gutierrez

March 22, 2024

A beautiful little hidden charm. A gentle walk down, then ducking through a tunnel, suddenly brings you out right into this stunning place. I hadn’t planned ahead, or I would have gone for a swim, as several other people were doing. In the wrong weather I would imagine this place can be pretty bleak, but we were lucky and it was gorgeous.