Whatton Lodge

With over 40 miles of magnificent coastline, golden beaches, rolling countryside, spectacular cliffs, award-winning tourist attractions and the world’s finest selection of links golf courses, East Lothian combines the best of Scotland in miniature! It may feel like a million miles away, but it’s only minutes from Edinburgh by car, train or bus!

Golf

East Lothian is one of the best regions for golf in Scotland, with 22 courses offering choice to golfers of all standards and tastes. You may recognise many courses - Dunbar, North Berwick, Musselburgh, Gullane and The Open Championship course at Muirfield, are some of the world's oldest and most admired.

The region offers traditional links and classic inland golf courses, many steeped in history and complimented by modern, challenging, courses. All coupled with friendly clubhouses and affordable green fees

National Museum of Flight

Located at East Fortune Airfield, halfway between Haddington and East Linton, the National Museum of Flight has a varied collection of aeroplanes and aviation paraphernalia such as parachutes and radar equipment. The museum takes part in festivals such as Fringe by the Sea, and hosts air shows and robotic technology demonstrations.

Scottish Seabird Centre

A visit to the Scottish Seabird Centre at North Berwick makes a great day out, with something for everyone - families, nature lovers and bird watchers and school and community groups.

A dynamic visitor attraction set in a stunning landmark building, it enjoys uninterrupted views over the islands of the Firth of Forth and the sand-fringed bays of North Berwick. The area is a haven for nesting seabirds and wildlife and each year over 150,000 birds come to nest on the islands off the North Berwick coast, particularly on the renowned Bass Rock and the Isle of May