Crail Harbour

Crail Harbour is a historic municipal harbour in the East Neuk of Fife, Scotland—owned and managed by Fife Council. It’s mainly used by local fishing vessels but also supports small leisure craft. Ownership & Usage: Owner: Fife Council Type: Municipal harbour Usage: Fishing and limited recreational boating 🛠️ Services & Facilities Berthing: Approximately 12 seasonal craft, plus 2 visitor berths Toilets: Public toilets available at Shoregate (open Apr–Oct 08:00–17:00; Nov–Mar 09:00–17:00 Slipways/Pontoons: No visitor pontoons; berthing is tidal, alongside stone quay Tidal Access: Harbour navigable approximately HW ±3 hours Nearby Facilities: Hotels, cafés (e.g. Crail Harbour Gallery Café – tel 01333 451896) 📞 Contact Information Harbour Master (part-time): Tom Smith, Fife Harbours, Flood & Coast Phone: +44 1333 450 820 Website: https://www.fife.gov.uk/facilities/beaches-and-harbours/crail-harbour Public Toilet Info: Shoregate, KY10 3FU 📝 Additional Notes Harbour Infrastructure: No pontoons—berthing is tidal alongside quay Local Charm: Picturesque harbour loved for its fishing boats, 17th‑century cottages, cafés, galleries, and seaside bakery Public Toilets: Convenient and free, with seasonal hours noted above ✅ Summary ✅ Mooring: Tide‑dependent quay alongside—no pontoons ✅ Facilities: Public toilets; nearby hospitality services ✅ Contact: Tom Smith via +44 1333 450 820 or Fife Council website ✅ Access: HW ±3 hours; plan mooring around tides ✅ Fuel/electricity: Not available—refill before arrival