With its ease of access to Edinburgh this town is rapidly developing into a desirable location for Residents, Commuters and Visitors alike.

The sandy beaches of Longniddry Bents are very popular with Bathers, Birdwatchers and Wind Surfers.

The Golf course to the East of the town is popular, as is the Walk along the disused railway line to Haddington.

Seton House and the Collegiate Church to the West of the town are worth a visit.

Public Transport to and from Edinburgh and North Berwick by Road and Rail are available on a regular basis.

The town has a sprinkling of Local Shops, a Pub and a Garage/Filling Station.

What to see and do in Longniddry.
The 3 mile stretch of Longniddry Bents with it's long sandy beaches and extensive car parking facilities make this area extremely popular for those wishing to relax on the beach, bathe or bird watch. From Gosford Bay to the East, which is very popular with Windsurfers, the bents afford a pleasant ramble along the shoreline to the broad expanse of Seton Sands to the West.

The Golf Course to the West of the village offers a very interesting links course while there are numerous other courses within close proximity.

Just to the East of the village a pleasant 4 mile walk can be taken along the disused railway line towards Haddington to the South.

Gosford House, built by Robert Adam and home to the Earl of Wemyss, to the East of the village houses an important collection of paintings while Seton House and the Collegiate Church to the West of the village are popular with those who have an interest in architecture and history.