Website: Tayport Walks

Website: Scotscraig Golf Club Phone: (01382) 552701 Location: Golf Road, Tayport 18 hole golf course, bar. It is considered a particular advantage of the course that the ninth hole is hear the clubhouse, so that those who cannot spare the time for the full round of 18 holes can play on either half.

Website: Kinshaldy Riding Stables Phone: (01334) 838527 Location: Kinshaldy Farm, Leuchars Miles of sheltered forest rides and Kinshaldy beach, famous for its great expanse of sand. All ages and standards catered for. Qualified tuition, BHS approved.

Website: Tentsmuir Point Tentsmuir Point and Kinshaldy Beach offer miles of sand, dunes and forest. This is a good place to go for a day-out if the weather is kind.

Website: Waterstone Crook Phone: (01334) 659366 Location: Kirk Road, Newport-on-Tay Waterstone provides a wide range of leisure opportunities and community activities for the residents of Newport on Tay and beyond. The sports hall caters for virtually all indoor sports and the outdoor pitches are well-used particularly by local clubs. The 2 squash courts, fitness room and cardio vascular area provide all you need for either a gentle or an intense workout.

Website: Jungle Fun Phone: (01382) 225999 Location: Unit1c/d, Dundee City Quay, Dundee, Dundee

Website: Boat trips Phone: (01382) 542516 Boat Trips in the Tay Estuary and to Perth from Woodhaven Pier, Wormit, and Stone Pier, Broughty Ferry, on MVS Launch Badger. See photos at mvstay.org. Boat trips for the public during Spring/ Summer/ Autumn. Also available for public and commercial hire.

Website: Scottish Clay Shooting Centre Phone: (01334) 839218 Location: Craigie Farm, Leuchars Clay target shooting centre with experienced instructors.

Website: Newton Fishery Phone: (01382) 542513 Location: Newton Farm, Wormit A catch and release fishery, well managed and nicely landscaped.

Website: Drumoig Hotel Golf Resort Phone: (01382) 541898 Location: Drumoig, Leuchars Hotel, Golf course and Driving range.

Website: Discovery Museum Phone: (01382) 225891 Location: Discovery Point, Dundee A visit to Discovery Point is an award winning attraction and museum which takes you on an adventure with Scott, Shakleton and the men of the heroic age of exploration.

Website: Sensation Phone: (01382) 228800 Location: Greenmarket, Dundee An ideal family outing, offering a fun and educational visit with over 60 hands-on exhibits to explore.

Website: The Byre Theatre Phone: (01334) 475000 Location: Abbey Street, St Andrews

Website: Verdant Works Phone: (01382) 225282 Location: West Henderson's Wynd, Dundee A working jute mill that takes you on a time journey back to the great textile days of Dundee. Crammed with multimedia displays, film shows and original machinery lovingly restored to working order.

Website: St Andrews Aquarium Phone: (01334) 474786 Location: The Scores, St Andrews Closer than you ever imagined to the breathtaking world beneath the waves.

Website: Barbarafield Riding Centre Phone: (01334) 828223 Location: Barbarafield Farm, Craigrothie, Cupar Come along to Barbarafield Riding School and have a go at horse riding. Hacking and lessons on over 300 acres of farmland. Views of the Lomond hills. Lessons and hacks for children (from age 5). TRSS approved.

Website: Scottish Water Ski Centre Phone: (01383) 620123 Location: Townhill Country Park, Dunfermline The national training site for water skiers and wakeboarders, offering unrivalled facilities, ranking it among the best in Europe. One-to-one coaching by GB accredited coaches. All abilities welcome.

Website: The Scotish Fisheries Museum Phone: (01333) 310 628 Location: Harbourhead, Anstruther This nationally important museum was founded in 1969. The site has been associated with fishing for the past 600 years.

Website: The Caithness Glass Visitor Centre Phone: (01333) 310 628 Location: Inveralmond, Perth Marvel at the world famous Caithness Glass being hand crafted at this factory and visitor centre.

Website: The Falkirk Wheel Phone: 08700 500 208 Location: Lime Road, Falkirk Back in 1822, the Forth & Clyde and the Union canals met at Falkirk, linking Scotland's North Sea and Atlantic coasts. A series of 11 locks were used to level out a 36 metre height difference between the two canals. But it was abandoned in the 1960s when motorways took over. The Falkirk Wheel was built to replace that flight of locks, and carry boats from one level to another. It's unique.

Website: Ski Scotland Ski-Scotland, the official snowsports site of VisitScotland, Scotland's national tourism organisation, and the Snowsports Scotland Marketing Group. Check this site for regular weather and snow conditions updates and RSS feeds, information on skiing in Scotland, snowboarding in Scotland, ski vacations, links for Scotland's five ski resorts and much more besides.