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Population: 1700
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"A vet who really cares!! We wouldn't take our pets anywhere else. Would definately recommend them to everyone, & we do! They are affordable & very friendly. ..." More

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"My wife and i popped in for a meal after a long day in aberdour, we were famished and looking forward to a hearty meal,firstly the waitress took our drinks ..." More

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The picturesque and historic village of Aberdour, known as the Jewel of Fife, is located on the south coast of Fife. Although Aberdour is a small village it has much to offer, the village has quaint narrow streets, historic buildings, hotels, b&b’s, restaurants, convenience stores, gift shops, a golf course a bowling green and two award winning beaches. The name Aberdour means ‘River Mouth of the Dour.’ The Dour Burn (river Dour) formed the scenic natural harbour. Looking south over the Firth of Forth you can see Island of Inchcolm, and Edinburgh. Aberdour Castle was built on a strong defensive position on the east bank of the Dour Burn during the 13th century. The Castle is open to the public and boasts a large beehive shaped doocot, one of only five left in Scotland. Next to the Castle is St. Fillans Church, a small rectangular medieval parish church whose Romanesque nave and chancel were built c.1140. It was restored and re-dedicated in 1926. Aberdour’s Silver Sands beach is to the East side of the village, and is a European Union ‘Blue Flag Award’ winner. The Black Sands beach has achieved ‘Seaside Award.’ status; it is rockier and popular with visitors exploring the rock caves. Close by is the Hawkcraig an area used for rock-climbing.

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B K & A Ltd

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Aberdour Silver Sands

Cottage

Wellside Cottage
Welcome Cottages

Pub and Bar

Forresters Arms
Monaghan's

School

Aberdour Primary School
Hillside School

Vet

William McNeil

Sports Clubs

Aberdour LTC (Tennis)

Shops

Aberdour Pharmacy

Places to Stay near Aberdour

Aberdour Hotel (0.09 miles)

Aberdour Hotel

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A friendly, family-run hotel situated in one of Fife's picturesque coastal villages, specialising in fresh fare, using local Scottish produce where possible.

Real ale is always available on tap, and the establishment ... more

Inchview Hotel (2.90 miles)

Inchview Hotel
Inchview Hotel resides in a Georgian terrace overlooking the Firth of Forth to Edinburgh Castle. The hotel has been refurbished to provide a relaxing home from home venue where guests experience a high level of ... more | visit website

Kingswood Hotel (3.79 miles)

Kingswood Hotel

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This beautiful, independently owned, country hotel, nestled in 2 acres of gardens and woodlands, boasts stunning panoramic views across the Firth of Forth and houses one of the area's best restaurants.
The ... more

Premier Inn Dunfermline (4.02 miles)

Located within easy reach of the M90, junction 3. Situated on Fife Leisure Park with facilities such as a cinema and bowling alley just a short walk from the hotel. Local attractions include Dunfermline Abbey ... more | visit website

Travelodge Dunfermline (4.29 miles)

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Travelodge Dunfermline is located just over 2 miles from Dunfermline Train Station, 15 miles from Edinburgh Airport, 1 mile from Dunfermline Athletic FC, close to Abbot House, Dunfermline Abbey, and Deep ... more

Express by Holiday inn Dunfermline (4.41 miles)

Express by Holiday inn Dunfermline

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Dunfermline hotels just don't come any better than the award winning Express by Holiday Inn Dunfermline hotel.

Opened in 2006 and awarded an Intercontinental Hotels Group Torchbearer Award in 2007 ... more | visit website

Halfway House Hotel (5.14 miles)

Halfway House Hotel

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Welcome to the Halfway House Hotel. Nestled in the countryside, to the North of Dunfermline, a warm and friendly welcome awaits you. We are a privately owned and operated, 12-bedroom ... more

Pitbauchlie House Hotel (5.40 miles)

Pitbauchlie House Hotel

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Set in 3 acres of woodland and landscaped gardens, this former country style house has been transformed into a modern hotel with sophisticated facilities. These include 3 bars, an a la carte ... more

Cramond Mill (5.50 miles)

Cramond Mill

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A warm welcome awaits you at Cramond Mill. Comfortably furnished with Antiques and furniture with character. Ideally situated overlooking the River Almond. In the Historic beautiful conservation village of Cramond. ... more

Innkeepers Lodge (5.50 miles)

Innkeepers Lodge
** ALL OUR RATES INCLUDE COMPLIMENTARY CONTINENTAL BUFFET BREAKFAST ** This inn offers a unique opportunity to stay in accommodation that has been immortalised by one of the UK's most celebrated authors, Robert Louis Stevenson. ... more | visit website

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