Place in Scottish Borders, Scotland
| Coordinates: | 55.887, -2.156 |
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| OS grid ref: | NT 90 65 |
| Population: | 550 |
Coldingham sits on the rugged east coast of the Scottish Borders in historic Berwickshire, looking out over Coldingham Bay and the long sweep of Coldingham Sands. The village is close to the dramatic cliffs and seabird colonies of St Abbs Head and the small fishing harbour at St Abbs, making it popular with walkers, birdwatchers, surfers and fossil enthusiasts who enjoy the mix of sandy beach and rocky coastline.
Historically notable for the ancient Coldingham Priory founded in the age of St Æbbe, the village retains a strongly local character with agricultural roots, seasonal tourism and a tight-knit community life centred on a village hall and church. Visitors encounter layers of history in ruined and restored stonework, while the surrounding coastal scenery and nearby nature reserves give the area a distinct blend of cultural heritage and outdoor appeal in Scotland.
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