Visit St Andrews

A visit to St Andrews is a must when staying in the area. It’s just a 15 minute drive from Ceres or you can also get a direct bus. Steeped in history, the town is very beautiful and there’s lots to do - whether it’s golf, discovering the architecture, eating out, family attractions or a stroll around the shops.

GOLF

Ceres and its surrounding areas unfold as a golf enthusiast's paradise, with an emphasis on the unrivaled golfing experience awaiting at St Andrews, just a mere 15 minutes away. The historic Hill of Tarvit Mansion in Ceres itself boasts a meticulously restored Edwardian golf course, offering both a challenging round and a nostalgic journey through time. However, the proximity to St Andrews elevates the golfing allure, where the renowned Old Course and other world-class courses beckon players with centuries-old traditions and the prestige of being at the "Home of Golf." With coastal courses along the Fife Coastal Path providing breathtaking sea views, the local golf scene near Ceres promises an unforgettable blend of history, natural beauty, and the convenience of accessing golfing greatness in St Andrews within a short drive.

SHOPS

If it’s a spot of shopping you’re after, the town has a good selection of shops, including Jo Malone, Sheila Fleet, H&M, Fat Face, White Stuff, Waterstones, Oliver Bonas, Superdry, Sea Salt Cornwall as well as some nice gift shops, charity shops and even an all-year-round Christmas store and Harry Potter shop.

BEACHES

As well as the famous Old Course, the town also has two beaches (The West Sands, famed for the filming of “Chariots of Fire”, and The East Sands which is home to the very popular Cheesy Toasty Shack), a castle, cathedral, harbour, museums as well as an aquarium. There is also a small cinema in the town - perfect for rainy days.

FOOD

If dining out is on the menu, there’s also plenty of cafes and restaurants to choose from, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner.