Anstruther Harbour, on the Fife coast of Scotland, caters for both leisure and small fishing vessels.

It offers approximately 400 metres of pierside berthing alongside 100 serviced pontoon berths, with eight berths reserved specifically for visiting craft (maximum vessel size 10. 5 metres).

Tidal access is available for roughly four hours either side of high water. The harbour sits at the mouth of the Dreel Burn, the principal stream of the East Neuk of Fife.

After heavy rainfall, the burn carries silt run-off into the harbour and surrounding coastal waters, affecting shellfish breeding grounds and bathing water quality — a challenge that local conservation and community groups are actively working to address.