For those looking for affordable self-catering vacation accommodation in the ever popular East Lothian, then booking your stay in Dunbar will definitely be a great experience to consider. Booking your vacation in Dunbar poses several advantages. First of all, you will then be able to avoid the tourist rush while still being able to fully take in and enjoy the natural and historical heritage that East Lothian has to offer. You can even still manage to get into Edinburgh Central in under 20 minutes should you take the train.
There are many stunning villages of East Linton, such as Gifford and Stenton that are all nearby. Other historically significant towns such as Haddington, Berwick upon Tweed and North Berwick are all easily accessible from Dunbar. You will find that if you want to take day trips to other destinations that you won’t even need to hire a car. However, should you have your own transportation then the Scottish Borders, as well as Glasgow, Dundee and St Andrews are all within convenient driving distance from where you’ll be staying.
You will also find that there are various cycle paths and routes which range from rather easy to the more challenging of sorts with more improving signposting and coverage. Dunbar self-catering accommodation is central and you will find that it is also within easy access to public transport and to many popular shops. The various accommodation suppliers always go the extra mile to make their guests feel most welcome. Many of the providers offer welcome baskets when guests arrive and make their accommodation family friendly so that both adults and children will feel welcome.
With these affordable accommodation providers making the accommodation available to families, couples and individual travelers there is really no excuse why you should visit and explore East Lothian. Many of the self-catering accommodation options come together with wireless Internet that will help you stay in touch with your family and friends from around the world. Enjoy the history and the fascination that the world has shared with East Lothian for many centuries.
