What You Will Do
Our E-bike Foodie Tour meanders between our favourite cafes, farm shops and secret picnic spots, so you get a real taste of everything that Scotland's Food & Drink County has to offer.
Your cycling adventure begins at Ez Riders HQ, beside the magnificent Tantallon castle. Our first food stop is at Drift Cafe a unique coffee house with breath taking views over the Firth of Forth coast and the mighty Bass Rock. Here you will try something from their delicious brunch menu.
We then cycle along idyllic farm tracks, passing the stunning Seacliff beach, home to the UK’s smallest harbour. Next stop is Tynninghame a golden beach where we stop for delicious coffee and a sweet treat. Heading inland we pedal to PrestonMill in East Linton where you will be surprised with a mouth-watering picnic. Our homeward journey takes us along the John Muir way, traversing beautiful fields and woodlands. Finally, we stop for tea and a sweet treat at the WhiteKirk orangery and walled terrace.
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Itinerary
Meeting Point
Head out of North Berwick along the A198 towards Dunbar. After 2.5 miles you come to a sharp bend in the road. Turn left at the bend and head between two blue barrels along a farm entrance track. Our workshop is round 50 metres along the track on the right. You will see an Ezee Riders flag outside.
1
Seacliff Beach
30 minutes
Not far from North Berwick lies the hidden gem of Seacliff Beach, which is ideal if you want to avoid the crowds.
This private beach is largely unspoilt and attracts surfers, dog-walkers and summer picnickers all year rounded.
Discover the tiny sandstone harbour thought to be the smallest in the UK, and enjoy the splendid views of Bass Rock and the ruins of Tantallon Castle.
2
Preston Mill & Phantassie Doocot
50 minutes
Discover this picturesque water mill in an idyllic setting. Step back in time and immerse yourself in the peaceful surroundings. See and hear the mill mechanisms in action and learn about the millers who worked here. Keep an eye out for otters and kingfishers on the river.
Preston Mill was used commercially until 1959 and was the region’s last working watermill.
The mill features in the popular US TV series Outlander.
3
Tyninghame Beach
40 minutes
This long sandy beach is often cited as one of the finest in the South of Scotland. A wild expanse of golden sand backed by dunes the beach here is often deserted except for during the summer months.
4
The John Muir Way
1 hour
Forest trails and country tracks traversing through farmland and along the coast line.
5
Whitekirk Golf Course
20 minutes
Beautiful tea room and restaurant with lovely views of the Bass Rock
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