Parking
Pets allowed
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Indoor heated pool
Entertainment venue
Kids’ clubs 0-12s...more
Beach Nearby...more
Pets allowed
Family rooms
Heating...more
Pets allowed
Heating
Non-smoking throughout...more
Bath
Open Fire / Woodburner
Bike Store... more
Barbecue
Bike Store
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Dishwasher
Fuel and Power Included
Golf nearby... more
With its beautiful wide,shallow bay and its famous wooden footbridge, Aberlady is much loved by photographers and birdwatchers. It lies on the East Lothian coast where the Pfeffer Burn flows into the Firth of Forth and, in 1633, was decreed the port for the County town of Haddington. Over the centuries, its sandy bay provided an active harbour for trading vessels as well as for smugglers, and though the wrecks of two midget submarines may be seen at low tide, now birds, not boats, throng the water.
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