While Innerwick might not have many sights to explore, venturing just a little farther will lead you to top things to see and do like Berwickshire Coastal Path and Dunbar Golf Club.
Discover the most popular places to visit in Dunbar
Photo by Mark Wilson
Open Photo by Mark Wilson
Belhaven Beach
9.4/10 (16 reviews)
Belhaven Beach captivates with its "Bridge to Nowhere" that stands mysteriously isolated at high tide. Explore sandy shores and salt marshes while watching surfers ride waves along this scenic Scottish coastline.
Photo by Jock Watson
Open Photo by Jock Watson
John Muir's Birthplace
7.0/10 (2 reviews)
Step inside the birthplace of John Muir, the pioneering conservationist who shaped America's national parks. Explore three floors of exhibits chronicling his journey from Scottish roots to environmental legend.
Photo by Mark Wilson
Open Photo by Mark Wilson
John Muir Country Park
8.8/10 (5 reviews)
This coastal sanctuary honors naturalist John Muir with diverse habitats from woodlands to salt marshes. Wander beaches and trails while spotting local birds and butterflies in this free ecological treasure.
East Links Family Park
8.6/10 (4 reviews)
This 20-acre farm adventure park offers hands-on animal interactions and imaginative play areas. Explore the fortress with climbing walls, ride the safari train, or watch your little ones enjoy the soft play zone.
Dunbar Golf Club
9.4/10 (6 reviews)
This historic links course, redesigned by Old Tom Morris in 1894, challenges golfers with coastal winds and sea views. Enjoy the traditional Scottish golfing experience before relaxing in the welcoming clubhouse.
Dunbar Harbor
Explore the waterfront in Dunbar with a trip to Dunbar Harbor. Savor the area's bars and restaurants.
John Muir Way - East
9.2/10 (7 reviews)
Trek through Scotland's diverse landscapes on this 134-mile trail honoring conservationist John Muir. Experience woodlands, beaches, and historical sites while connecting with the natural world Muir protected.
Dubar Castle
Perched dramatically on a rocky outcrop, Dunbar Castle's medieval ruins showcase one of Scotland's strongest fortresses. Explore harbor viewpoints with nesting kittiwakes while imagining its royal history.
"A great place to eat and stay. Portions are on the large side so bring a good appetite with you. Lovely fresh food and good ingredients, I would highly recommend it as a place to stay, the room was beautiful with a very large bed and everything you could want. We had a wonderful stay."
"Whilst the room was clean, it was very small and dated. Repairs already done require finishing, paintwork, screws etc. Bathroom tiny, nowhere to put anything and shower curtain a definitely 'no no'. Very dated and much tlc required. Staff very helpful and friendly. Breakfast quality good but very limited choice. No inviting bar area available. Lovely building but requires a lot of tlc and maintenance. Sorry but won't be staying again."
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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.