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BEACHES
The main sandy beaches are either side of the harbour. East beach (Milsey Bay), with its paddling pond, and West beach (West Bay). Towards the east end of the East beach there’s a small stream suitable for making dams. The East beach also has, depending on the state of the tide, lots of rocks and pools for endless fun. Three miles west is Yellowcraig with views across to the island of Fidra, believed to be the inspiration for Robert Louis Stevenson’s "Treasure Island". Four miles east is Seacliff beach, reached by a single-track road (£3 entry charge for vehicles). With the closest mainland views of Bass and at its western end (nearest to Tantallon Castle) the UK’s smallest harbour, cut out of the rocks, where Jack Dale moors his lobster fishing boat, Seacliff is a hidden gem.
 
North Berwick harbour, bays and beaches from th air

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