Pease Bay is a scenic coastal cove located in East Lothian, Scotland. Known for its golden beach, dramatic cliffs, and peaceful atmosphere, it’s a popular spot for surfers, walkers, and families. The bay’s natural beauty and wide, open shoreline make it a perfect place for relaxation, photography, and enjoying Scotland’s rugged coastline.

Fun Facts

•Pease Bay is one of Scotland’s top beginner surfing beaches, thanks to its gentle waves and sheltered shape.

•The surrounding cliffs are part of the ancient Siccar Point formation, famous for its geological significance and stunning coastal views.

•Pease Bay has appeared in several travel guides and nature programs, known for its unique blend of seaside calm and wild landscapes.

•The nearby Pease Bridge, built in 1786, was once the highest bridge in Britain.

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Parking:
Large paid car park near the beach.

Walk distance:
2–3 minutes.

Difficulty:
⭐☆☆☆☆ (Easy)

Family-friendly:
Yes.

Notes:
Popular surfing spot.