Edinburgh Gin Seaside Gin, 70cl

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As well as having the perfect, cute cafe to serve you drinks and tasty food, St Abb's was also the filming location for some scenes of Marvel Studios' Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame. Heading inland to the high street, visitors will find the burgh of Portobello to be a vibrant and thriving community that has retained much of its original Victorian charm and character.

Prestonpans is a historic former mining village that is best known as being the location of one of Scotland’s most important battles when Jacobite rebels fought the British Army in 1745.

For the walk itself, head out of the town going north. You'll need to follow the road for about 10 minutes, then turn right and follow the signs. For older kids and adults, kite flying is the most enjoyable activity here because of the constant breeze which flows throughout the day. We've gathered some of the best seaside walks around Edinburgh, none more than an hour's drive away. Aberlady Bay also has a fascinating history as it was used as a testing ground for military vehicles during World War II.

Throughout the year, Portobello hosts several events and festivals such as the annual Big Beach Busk and the Portobello Village Show, both of which draw visitors from far and wide. A mixture of maceration and vapour infusion techniques are utilised to create the delightful flavour profile of Edinburgh Gin. The process used depends on the suitability for each botanical, of which there are 14. These are: juniper, coriander, angelica root, orris root, orange peel, lavender, mulberries, pine buds, lemongrass, cobnuts, lime peel, cassia bark, milk thistle, liquorice root. An intriguing mix of traditional and contemporary. The beach is easy to access thanks to the newly renovated car parks off the B1348 which have public toilets and ample spaces, but it can also be accessed from roadside spaces near the Seton Sands Holiday Park.

Gullane Bay

Known for its attractive seafront and vibrant community atmosphere, Portobello offers visitors an enjoyable experience that’s far removed from the hubbub of the city centre, yet it’s close enough that it can be easily included in a visit to Scotland’s capital. One of the largest city parks in the world, Holyrood Park covers an area of more than 650 acres, comprising a Highland landscape complete with lochs, grasslands, and hills. If you’re on a budget, follow Bath Street which runs to Portobello high street (0.2 miles away) where you’ll find a Greggs and a Bayne’s bakery on either side of the road. Tourist Information

As far as parking goes, this beach is one of the best on this list as there are two decent-size car parks in Cramond and another even larger parking area on Marine Drive in Silverknowes which presents stunning views of the Forth. As well as having ample bedrooms and living areas, the home also has two bathrooms, a large garage and a very spacious garden area. If using Edinburgh’s superb Lothian Buses is your preference, take any of these bus routes from Princes Street: 19, 26, 42, or 124, or if starting at North Bridge, take these routes: X7, 45, or 49.A 20-minute bus ride from the city center, Portobello Beach is the local's favorite. Located on the eastern outskirts of the city, the quaint high street drops straight down to the curved promenade via steep cobbled alleys. Enjoy a coastal stroll in between the soft sand and elegant Georgian and Victorian architecture that runs the full length of the seafront. Located near Craigielaw Golf Course, Gosford Sands is covered with high sand dunes on the edge of crystal clear waters. Lindsays, who are advertising the property on ESPC, describe the home as: "A spacious end terraced Victorian house which is full of character and charm, located in the sought after seaside town of Portobello. Built in 1867 this handsome stone built property retains superb original features and offers a flexible family home set within mature gardens. An entrance vestibule gives access to a welcoming hallway.