2024 Sunday Times BEST BEACH In Scotland!

Gullane Bents had just been crowned the Times Travel number one beach in Scotland!
In this video I'll take you to this stunning beach, and you'll see why it's number one. A short walk from Gullane Main Street takes us along a beautiful coastal path to the stunning golden sands of Gullane Beach. Enjoy this lovely warm, sunny day with me, as we make our way though this pretty town, along the sandy trail to the vast expanse of pristine beach.
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Exploring East Lothian, Scotland on foot. In these video's I visit interesting and historic places as well as taking beautiful walks in the countryside. I've made these videos for a variety of reasons - for those who want to explore, virtually, new places perhaps before they visit themselves or just out of curiosity, and for those who want to immerse themselves in the sights and sounds of nature for relaxation and to boost their mental health. Scotland has such a wealth of beauty, nature and history and I want to share that to people all over the world!
I want you to enjoy the walks as if you are taking them yourself, so there will be no talking or music. I think that makes a more calming and peaceful experience on the nature walks, but on the tours there will sometimes be some at the bottom of the screen with interesting information at relevant points.
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Thank you for watching! Pauline x

[@smag3813]

I’ll need to start visiting the east more often, I can’t remember the last time I saw a blue sky over here in the west 😊

[@Breathenature247]

You should! The don’t call it Sunny Dunny for nothing 😉

[@smag3813]

@@Breathenature247 i was up in Scone last weekend so was planning maybe Tantallon castle this weekend, weather permitting 🤞

[@Breathenature247]

@@smag3813 Ooh lovely, enjoy if you go! Make sure you go to Seacliff beach while you're there - it's not signposted so ask someone how to get there. There's a tiny wee harbour at the end of the beach and well worth a visit.