Cellardyke is one of the fishing villages in the East Neuk of Fife that can easily be missed but is well worth a visit. It's a peaceful traditional fishing village with rows of fisherman's cottages and narrow wynds. The harbour which was once the second most important fishing port in Scotland is no longer a working harbour but is one of the best preserved and most attractive. The Fife Coastal Path stretches for 150km from North Queensferry in the south to the Tay Bridge in the north and offers spectacular sea views, craggy cliff tops, expansive sandy beaches, quaint fishing villages, abundant wildlife and historic sites along the way. We have walked many miles of the coastal path and love this view of Cellardyke.