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Burntisland

A former royal burgh in the kingdom of Fire, Burntisland is a popular seaside destination with an award-winning beach. The home of the Highland Games, the town is overlooked by The Binn, a volcanic plug more than 600 feet above sea level. The town is best visited during the summer months, where annual festivals, fairgrounds and the Games are hosted.

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