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Spot the Bass Rock’s resident do is sit back, relax and enjoy the Berwick, or enjoy a day at the races at gannets from the shore or take a Coming from further afield view. Take advantage of unlimited Musselburgh Racecourse. Relax in the boat trip to get a closer look. Climb or staying out past midnight? travel in Edinburgh and East Lothian gardens at Archerfield Walled Garden, Berwick Law for unrivalled views 5-15 Network Day Ticket Adult Child yrs with a countyPLUS Day Ticket to or even step back in time at Dirleton across the Firth of Forth or walk Go anywhere, anytime! access all that the region has to offer. Castle and Gosford House. Discovering part of the legendary John Muir Way. Travel with EastCoastbuses, and let East Lothian attractions is easy using Explore the natural wonders of East valid in all zones EastCoastbuses, Lothian day services, Lothian Country, Airlink, Skylink and Edinburgh Trams. Also valid on the following mornings us be your guide to East Lothian. 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Dunbar Harbour Please spare a moment to leave us a review East Coast Buses WWW.EASTCOASTBUSES.CO.UK EastCoastbuses Gosford House Bass Rock WWW.EASTCOASTBUSES.CO.UK BASS ROCK ARCHERFIELD JOHN MUIR WAY Beautiful island in the HOUSE Popular walking route taking NORTH Firth of Forth, home to a Travel, discover, explore EAST LOTHIAN Set on Archerfield Estate, in much of East Lothian BERWICK large colony of gannets with golf and luxury spa www.johnmuirway.org www.archerfieldhouse.com 124 X24 124 X24 X5 ARCHERFIELD DIRLETON X5 WALLED GARDEN TANTALLON CASTLE NORTH BERWICK Semi-ruined 14th century With amazing trails, running Great value unlimited travel in Charming town with charismatic fortress set on the cliff edge routes and a Willow Walk high street, scenic views and www.historicenvironment.scot www.archerfieldwalledgarden.com Edinburgh and East Lothian GULLANE attractions for all ages such as DIRLETON CASTLE Berwick Law, North Berwick Harbour WITH OUR 124 X24 X5 Picturesque 12th century and the Scottish Seabird Centre castle ruins GULLANE & www.historicenvironment.scot countyPLUS Day Ticket GULLANE BEACH Quaint golf town with beautiful beach and views of the Firth of Forth JOHN MUIR WAY DUNBAR HARBOUR Charming harbour under the ruins of Dunbar Castle www.dunbarharbourtrust.co.uk ABERLADY EAST LINKS FAMILY PARK JOHN MUIR WAY 124 X24 X5 FAMILY £18.00 GOSFORD HOUSE Farm themed family park DUNBAR Magnificent historic house and www.eastlinks.co.uk gardens set in 5000 acre estate ADULT £7.50 • CHILD £3.50 www.gosfordhouse.co.uk PRESTON MILL LONGNIDDRY BENTS Available on-board any EastCoastbuses or Lothian service Scenic old watermill BELHAVEN Popular 2-mile long beach with with guided tours X7 Ts & Cs apply grey seals often spotted nearby www.nts.org.uk EAST LINTON BELHAVEN X7 BAY FOXLAKE Scenic beach and Firth of Forth ADVENTURES home to the stunning LONGNIDDRY High-thrill adventure park ‘Bridge to Nowhere’ X7 www.foxlake.co.uk HADDINGTON BELHAVEN BREWERY MUSSELBURGH Scotland’s oldest working RACECOURSE JOHN MUIR WAY An attractive market 124 X24 X5 town with a monthly brewery, home to well-loved Well-established horse racing venue Farmer’s Market Belhaven Best www.musselburgh-racecourse.co.uk www.belhaven.co.uk 124 104 113 X7 PORTOBELLO X5 HADDINGTON X24 X5 104 124 X24 104 06 X7 113 124 X24 1 PRINCES 104 TRAVEL TO NORTH BERWICK TRAVEL TO HADDINGTON & DUNBAR STREET X5 MUSSELBURGH X7 X7 TRANENT 106 4 106 113 Every day Every day 113 10 106 113 124 104 124 X24 104 106 Daytime: every 30 minutes Every 30 minutes EDINBURGH X5 104 X7 (extra departures at peak times, Monday-Friday) X7 MACMERRY Evening: every 60 minutes 106 X5 X24 Connect with 4 Monday - Saturday 0 1 106 Every 60 minutes Our countyPLUS Day Ticket X5 Monday - Saturday 106 X5 (early morning and late evening journeys to Dunbar) includes unlimited travel on Lothian Every 60 minutes FORT X7 X5 Every day day services so you can explore all KINNAIRD 104 113 X7 Every 60 minutes that Edinburgh has to offer. 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