A Riverside Invitation to Move with Care

The Wormit Bay Coastal Walk is a scenic stretch of the Fife Coastal Path, offering gentle terrain, estuary views, and quiet companionship with the River Tay. Located on the north shore of the Firth of Tay, this walk connects Wormit to the Tay Rail Bridge and beyond, with options to explore woodland edges, tidal flats, and historic viewpoints. With surfaced paths, benches, and accessible gradients, it’s ideal for disabled visitors seeking emotional pacing, sensory ease, and dignified access. Whether you’re walking with wheels, watching birds over the estuary, or pausing with companions, Wormit Bay welcomes you into a landscape of estuarine grace, layered heritage, and sensory ease.

Fife Coast & Countryside Trust – Wormit Bay Coastal Walk

Why Visit?

Wormit Bay offers a rare blend of estuary calm, accessible design, and quiet biodiversity. It’s ideal for disabled visitors seeking a gentle coastal walk with emotional spaciousness and sensory richness.

☑ You’re seeking a flat, surfaced walk with water views and benches
☑ You want to explore tidal habitats and historic rail bridges
☑ You’re planning a visit with companions or support
☑ You value spaces shaped by biodiversity, care, and disabled wisdom

My reason for visiting is…
“I’m drawn to Wormit Bay because…” ___________________________________________

Planning Your Trip

Here’s a practical overview to help you prepare with confidence and care:

Feature	Details	Access Notes
Location	Bay Rd, Wormit, Newport-on-Tay, KY8 6BJ	Flat terrain; surfaced coastal path
Parking	On-street parking near Bay Road and Tay Rail Bridge	No designated disabled bays; check signage
Transport	Nearby bus stops in Wormit and Newport-on-Tay	Step-free access varies; check Traveline
Toilets	None on site	Nearest accessible toilets in Newport or Tayport
Picnic Areas	Benches and grassy banks along the route	Choose spots near main path for easier access

☑ I’ve checked transport and parking options
☑ I’ve packed sensory supports and mobility aids
☑ I’ve planned for toilet access and rest stops

One thing I need to feel safe and welcome is…
“To feel at ease, I’ll make sure…” ___________________________________________

Access Highlights

The Wormit Bay section of the Fife Coastal Path is surfaced and mostly flat, with estuary views and quiet zones for reflection. It’s a space for gentle movement, biodiversity, and emotional metabolising.

☑ Step-free route with gentle gradients
☑ Views of Tay Rail Bridge and Broughty Ferry
☑ Wildlife: wading birds, seals, and tidal flora
☑ Historic features: rail bridge piers, wartime lookout points
☑ Dog-friendly (on-lead); bins provided

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