Local Chart – not for navigational purposes
Forth Cruising Club extends a welcome to visiting yachts and yacht clubs.
Capernaum Pier is a drying harbour accessible three hours before high water and two hours after. There are two drying pontoons* near the head of the pier and a third towards the back of the harbour, yachts may also tie up against the wall, where there are regularly spaced ladders and plenty of mooring eyes. Water and electricity is available on the pier. Showers and toilet facilities are available in our clubhouse. Upstairs in the clubhouse there is a bar and lounge area. The bar has no regular hours, opening only for specific events such as some post race BBQs, Regattas and parties (see Calendar), but if you are organising a club cruise, please let us know you are coming and we can arrange to have the bar available if required. In front of the clubhouse there is a patio and garden area with seating which you are welcome to use.
* The two front pontoons and the approach cardinal marks for Brucehaven and Town Pier are removed for the winter at crane out.
For the younger visitor having been cooped up on board, sometimes for several hours, there is an excellent park with play equipment within a short walk of the harbour.
Limekilns village has two pubs and a restaurant, as well as a small sweet shop/general store, cafe and butcher shop.
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The information below was supplied by the businesses themselves.
The Ship Inn
The Ship Inn today is a family run business which prides itself in providing a warm relaxed atmosphere where you can come and enjoy the views of the bridges and beyond, while sampling fresh and locally produced home-made food and fine Real Ales. We currently offer lunches everyday. Our menu provides you with a choice of starters, light bites and main courses all of which are prepared to order. We specialise in fresh fish and seafood and offer daily specials. Afternoons at The Ship Inn provide the perfect retreat to enjoy speciality coffees and treats such as home-made scones, cakes or a cream tea.
Whether you visit The Ship Inn for lunch, afternoon treat or to sample our array of fine Real Ales, Whiskies or beverages we hope you enjoy your visit to The Ship Inn.
Proprietors Ian and Clare Cruickshank (FCC Members)
The Ship Inn, Halketts Hall, Limekilns, KY11 3HJ
Tel: 01383 872247
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The Bruce Arms
Fully stocked bar offering a selection of real ales, beers and wine – Cosy restaurant with stunning views – Freshly prepared meals using local produce – Beer Garden – Car park
Derek & Eileen
The Bruce Arms, 2 Main Street, Limekilns KY11 3HL
Tel 01383 872259
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Limekilns Hotel and Bistro – http://limekilnshotel.co.uk/bistro
Coffee shop open from 11 am
Lunch 12 to 2 pm
Evening 5 till 9
Main Street, Limekilns, Fife
Tel 01383 872999
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- Contact Us for further information

I spoke to one of your members today and would be intertested in coming along to the open day on the 16th
regards
Robert Hixon 9/6/11
Hi Robert
Thanks for your interest in our open day. The booking process is still being pullled together but I will pass you details on to the “responsible person” within the Club.
Nan
NB – see “Recent Posts” for link to booking process
Please advise me of current fees/joining fee. Was membeber in past-see notice over bar. May rejoin for next season.
regards,
John.
Hi John
I do remember you – I’m sure you were Commodore the year I started sailing with Phil. Full details of membership fees etc as well as a form to download to submit to the Secretary to enquire about membership are on the website under Club Info – Membership. Hope this helps.
Nan