A landscape that changes almost as you watch, Tentsmuir exhibits a spectrum of nature from the constantly moving sand at the edge of the sea to the colourful dune heathland. Seals haul themselves out of the water to watch the world go by, whilst hungry birds fill up on the rich mix of food hidden in the mudflats. Inland you can discover the hidden gem of Morton Loch and search for birds like the shy teal dabbling at the water’s edge and the elusive otter.
There’s something for everyone to enjoy at Tentsmuir. Whether you want to explore some of the paths and trails, take a leisurely walk along the beach watching the seals or spend time in one of the bird hides looking out for rarities, Tentsmuir has it all. Park at Morton Lochs and explore the trails linking through the forest and then on to Tentsmuir Point.
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