Wakeboarding track

Fox Lake near Tayport is basically a cable wakeboarding system set up in a purpose-built lagoon - think of it as a mechanical tow that pulls you across the water on a board. You don't need a boat or jet ski, which makes it far more accessible than traditional wakeboarding. The cable runs in a circuit, so you're pulled at consistent speed while attempting tricks, jumps, and general balance work. It's proper good fun if you've got any interest in board sports, though expect a learning curve if you're new to it.

This is genuinely aimed at people who already have some wakeboarding experience or are serious about learning. Kids can have a go too, but younger ones might find it frustrating until they've got the basics down. Sessions are bookable, and you'll want to check their website for pricing and availability before heading out. The whole setup takes about two hours to work through a session, though waiting around for your turn adds time on busier days.

If you're staying at Tayport Links Caravan Park or Larick Campsite - both excellent spots just down the road - this makes a brilliant afternoon activity to break up a park holiday. It's not a rainy-day option, obviously, so picking decent weather matters. The Fife coast has plenty of other attractions nearby, so you're not relying on this alone to fill your time. Worth pre-booking to avoid disappointment.