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To the north of Eyemouth beach around the fort headland, this site is accessed via the coastal path.
This sheltered bay has both abundant kelp forests and sandy sections. Crystal clear waters are home to large schools of fish and an abundance of life.
By road
Eyemouth is easily accessible by bus, train, bike and car. To the north of Eyemouth beach around the fort headland, this site is accessed via the coastal path.
Parking is available beside Eyemouth Leisure Centre or on the street at Pocklaw Slap (both a 10 minute walk away). Public toilets are available locally.
By rail
The nearest train station is Reston (6 miles away) which has an on-demand bus service called Pingo.
By bus
Buses run in Eyemouth and nearby towns via Borders Buses.
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Here is the wind forecast and tide times for this snorkel site. It is your responsibility to assess whether these conditions are suitable for snorkelling.
Other considerations
Please be a responsible snorkeller; do not touch, take or tease wildlife.
Sea cliffs in the area (particularly around Starney Bay) host several species of breeding seabirds from April to September – please keep a good distance and behave responsibly.
Grey seals also come ashore to pup in the winter months and should be left undisturbed.
Snorkelling can be dangerous and is done entirely at your own risk. Information is provided free of charge; it is your responsibility to check the conditions present on the day and assess whether it is safe to snorkel.
Please read our top tips to being a safe and responsible snorkeller.
Look out for the following species on your snorkel...
FURTHER READING
Nearby reserves
Eyemouth Beach
Coldingham Bay
Milldown Bay
Starney Bay
St Abbs Harbour
Local group
Local Group 1
