Pay homage to the home of golf at St Andrews and visit the fishing villages of Fife on a small group day trip from Edinburgh. With a maximum group size of 16 passengers, you are sure to have a memorable and personal experience on this special day trip to St Andrews and Fife.
Highlights
- Full-day small group tour to St Andrews and Fife by minivan
- Cross the Forth Road Bridge
- Fishing villages of East Neuk
- Plenty of time in St Andrews, home of golf and Scotland's oldest university
- Falkland Palace
- Discount Card to use at local restaurants, shops and attractions
- Small group tour with a maximum of 16 people
- Enjoy privileged, personalized attention from your driver/guide on this small group tour
- Comfortable Mercedes minivan
Recent Photos of this Tour
St Andrews and Fife Small Group Day Trip from Edinburgh
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Fife, Forth Rail BridgeThe rail bridge over the river Forth, from Edinburgh to the kingdom of FifePhoto by: Bruce
USA, 06 2011 -
St AndrewsSt Andrews: Gorgeous historic architecturePhoto by: Amber L
09 2010 -
East NeukA lovely little village.Photo by: Amber L
09 2010 -
cathedral at st andrewscathedral ruins at st andrews...there is a great story to why this town changed it's name! This tour tells you all ...Photo by: Brittany P
02 2014 -
st andrews old courseat the 17th hole with the road bunker to the left at st andrews old coursePhoto by: Brittany P
02 2014 -
st. andrews bridgeBridge to the 18th green at St. Andrews old coursePhoto by: Brittany P
02 2014 -
Small fishing townsmall fishing townPhoto by: Brittany P
02 2014 -
Forth BridgeForth BridgePhoto by: Brittany P
02 2014 -
Glen on the Burns BridgeGlen's dream come truePhoto by: Glen G
Denmark, 12 2013 -
Universite de St AndrewsSur les traces de la jeunesse de Kate et WilliamPhoto by: Sylvie H
10 2013 -
At St Andrews LinksNice trip to St Andrews today.Photo by: Aurmporn N
09 2013 -
4m1-Falkland Castle-last ...Falkland CastlePhoto by: JAMES F
USA, 09 2012 -
4j6-St. Andrew Avvey ...St. Andrews Abbey ruins with wedding in progressPhoto by: JAMES F
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4j1-St. Andrew's Golf Course-aSt. Andrew's Golf CoursePhoto by: JAMES F
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4i1-Anstruther harbor-regata ...Anstruther Hargor- regattaPhoto by: JAMES F
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DSCF1681CastlePhoto by: Douglas S
08 2011 -
DSCF1635St. AndrewsPhoto by: Douglas S
08 2011 -
DSCF165518th tee box with footbridge and club house in background.Photo by: Douglas S
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DSCF1645St. Andrews Club HousePhoto by: Douglas S
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DSCF1625Town of FifePhoto by: Douglas S
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What You Can Expect
St Andrews and Fife Small Group Day Trip from Edinburgh
Your day trip takes you across the famous Forth Road Bridge, giving you a great view of the spectacular Forth Rail Bridge, until recently the longest cantilever bridge in the world.
Once over the bridge you'll enter the Kingdom of Fife, an isolated peninsula surrounded by the waters of the Firth of Forth, the Firth of Tay and the North Sea. The highlight is the area known as East Neuk. The small fishing villages hugging the coastline here were infamous as a paradise for smugglers.
You'll then stop in Anstruther before traveling to the medieval town of St Andrews, the capital of the Scottish Church for almost 1,000 years and home to the oldest university in Scotland (600 years), attended by Prince William.
St Andrews is most famously the home of golf, with the Old Course just off the town center. You will have several hours to explore this famous town.
From St Andrews, you'll take a pleasant drive through central Fife to Falkland. Falkland Palace dominates this old village, and was one of the main residences of the old royal family of Scotland. Returning to Edinburgh you will cross the Lomond Hills and pass Loch Leven, where Mary Queen of Scots was imprisoned.
The Scottish Highlands and Islands are Europe's last great wilderness! This personalized tour is as close as you can get to touring in your own car, with the added benefit of gaining intimate knowledge of Scotland. Traveling in a small group means you can take lots of stops and reach "out of the way" places, giving you more time off the bus to discover the real Scotland.
Winner of the Inaugural Scottish Thistle Award for Sustainable Tourism, October 2007.
Once over the bridge you'll enter the Kingdom of Fife, an isolated peninsula surrounded by the waters of the Firth of Forth, the Firth of Tay and the North Sea. The highlight is the area known as East Neuk. The small fishing villages hugging the coastline here were infamous as a paradise for smugglers.
You'll then stop in Anstruther before traveling to the medieval town of St Andrews, the capital of the Scottish Church for almost 1,000 years and home to the oldest university in Scotland (600 years), attended by Prince William.
St Andrews is most famously the home of golf, with the Old Course just off the town center. You will have several hours to explore this famous town.
From St Andrews, you'll take a pleasant drive through central Fife to Falkland. Falkland Palace dominates this old village, and was one of the main residences of the old royal family of Scotland. Returning to Edinburgh you will cross the Lomond Hills and pass Loch Leven, where Mary Queen of Scots was imprisoned.
The Scottish Highlands and Islands are Europe's last great wilderness! This personalized tour is as close as you can get to touring in your own car, with the added benefit of gaining intimate knowledge of Scotland. Traveling in a small group means you can take lots of stops and reach "out of the way" places, giving you more time off the bus to discover the real Scotland.
Winner of the Inaugural Scottish Thistle Award for Sustainable Tourism, October 2007.
Customer Reviews
February 2014
We had a great time and saw beautiful places. Duncan, our guide, was absolutely fantastic, very kind and funny. Our driver, Jane, was really nice too, and drove us safely around.
Thank you guys, it was amazing!
Daiana and Joaquín
February 2014
This tour was great! Lori the guide was very knowledgeable and fun.
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