• Castle Vale Park - The tour begins in a quintessentially British manner with a delightful cup of tea, leading guests into Castle Vale Park. Once a ravine beneath Berwick Castle, this park unveils its bakery connections and offers tastings of local honey on bread. Visitors can admire the breathtaking views of the Royal Border Bridge, castle ruins, and the majestic River Tweed.

Explore slices of Berwick’s history at the entrance to the Tweed Valley, known as the country’s ‘bread basket,’ before descending through the park to the riverside.

• River Tweed - The tour guides guests along the riverside footpath of the Tweed, which historically marked the boundary between Scotland and England. Here, guests can savor a dish that encapsulates the town’s heritage as an industrial port and agricultural trading hub while enjoying the scenic water and wildlife. The path takes guests past the Boathouse and beneath the Royal Border Bridge.
• The Elizabethan Town Walls - Guests enjoy a leisurely walk around the mile and a quarter of the Elizabethan Walls, with frequent tastings of local food and drink that highlight the area’s history and heritage. The tour introduces guests to the renowned Walls, constructed by Queen Elizabeth in 1558, at the Quayside with a game of heads or tails! As the tour continues around the walls, guests sample other local delicacies, including seafood, cheese, meats, both alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, and sweet treats.

• Lunch

Explore the captivating culinary and cultural experiences of the historic border town of Berwick-upon-Tweed on this exceptional walking food tour. Delight in the flavors and stories of the Borderlands, guided by a local expert and award-winning restaurateur, who is deeply proud of her family’s farming heritage. Discover the area’s rich agricultural traditions and tumultuous history while savoring local delicacies, including cheese, meats, fish, sweet treats, and both alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. Wander along the majestic River Tweed, traverse the iconic Elizabethan walls, and take in the breathtaking coastal views. This tour is ideal for food enthusiasts and those looking for a distinctive cultural adventure in a small group setting.

Duration: 2.5-3 hours of walking and tasting
Group size: Minimum of 2, maximum of 16 participants
Includes tastings of local produce and drinks in a picnic style
Accommodates dietary requirements with prior notice
Just a 42-minute train journey from Edinburgh and Newcastle

• We only serve alcoholic drinks for travelers 18 years old and above. Minor travelers below 18 years old will be served non-alcoholic drinks.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.