The coastal corner of Scotland that’s shamefully under-visited

Berwickshire is a naturally beautiful region in Scotland ’s southeast, imbued with maritime heritage.

Its coastline runs south from Cove Harbour , just a few miles south of Sunny Dunny ’ Dunbar, all the way to the English border.

With a small population and plenty of space to play, the area is ripe for adventure sports and activities.

St Abb’s Head is a frenzy of activity from spring to early summer as guillemots, razor bills, kittiwakes, shags and even a growing population of gannets fly to and from their nests during breeding season .

In November during pupping season, you can see hundreds sometimes even more on hard-to-reach beaches along the coast such as Lumsdaine .

Nisbet ’s Tower is a renovated 18th-century doo’cot overlooking Eyemouth Harbour .

Tower Farm , near Cockburnspath offers two properties, each sleeping up to 10 , for holidays with friends.

Kidcleugh Hide is a contemporary first -floor open-plan cottage sleeping two with a private decked balcony.

Braeview Glamping is an adult-only rural retreat with just six pods set in a green field just outside Coldingham .