St Andrews & The East Neuk of Fife Day Tour

St Andrews & The East Neuk of Fife Day Tour Itinerary

8:00 AM - Pick-up from Edinburgh

Your adventure begins with a comfortable pick-up from Edinburgh’s city center. Prepare for a day filled with coastal charm, historic landmarks, and the captivating beauty of Scotland's East Coast.

9:00 AM - Forth Bridges

Marvel at the stunning Forth Bridges, a trio of engineering masterpieces spanning the Firth of Forth. From the iconic red steel of the Forth Bridge (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) to the sleek modern design of the Queensferry Crossing, these structures offer a breathtaking view of Scottish innovation and landscape.

10:30 AM - Anstruther

Step into the charming fishing village of Anstruther, known for its picturesque harbor, quaint cobbled streets, and award-winning fish and chips. Wander through the traditional seaside shops, enjoy a stroll along the waterfront, and soak in the maritime history of this East Neuk gem.

12:00 PM - St Andrews Cathedral

Explore the ruins of St Andrews Cathedral, once Scotland’s largest and most magnificent church. Walk among the towering stone arches and discover the rich history of this medieval site, which was a center of religious life for centuries. Don't miss the chance to climb St Rule’s Tower for panoramic views of the coast.

1:30 PM - St Andrews Old Town

Immerse yourself in the historic heart of St Andrews, a town steeped in 1,000 years of history. Stroll through the medieval streets, visit the ancient castle, and learn about the town's vibrant past. This is the perfect spot to enjoy lunch and explore the charming shops and cafes.

3:00 PM - The Old Course

Visit the legendary Old Course, the "Home of Golf," where the sport was played as early as the 15th century. Walk along the fairways of this iconic course, see the famous Swilcan Bridge, and take in the views of the historic St Andrews Links. A must-see for any golf enthusiast.

4:30 PM - Historic Village of Falkland

Our final stop is the picturesque village of Falkland, nestled in the Kingdom of Fife. Wander through the cobbled streets and discover the impressive Falkland Palace, once a favorite retreat of Mary, Queen of Scots. The village’s timeless charm makes it a perfect place to end your day before heading back to Edinburgh.

6:00-7:00 PM - Drop-off in Edinburgh

After a memorable day exploring the highlights of the East Neuk of Fife and St Andrews, we’ll return to Edinburgh. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the scenic drive back to the city center.

What's Included & Not Included

Included

  • Private Kilted Driver Guide
  • Pickup/drop-off to any location within the City
  • Luxury Minibus
  • Refrigerated bottled water, soft drinks & Scottish Snacks
  • A selection of Scotch Whiskies 🥃
  • Driver Guide to text you the night before

Not Included

  • Meals
  • Tickets for attractions
  • Gratuities

Embark on a captivating journey along Scotland's stunning east coast with our "St Andrews & The East Neuk of Fife" Private Day Tour. Perfect for those seeking a tailored and immersive experience, this exclusive tour invites you to explore the charming fishing villages, historic landmarks, and the renowned town of St Andrews. From the engineering marvel of the Forth Bridges to the ancient ruins of St Andrews Cathedral, and the iconic Old Course, immerse yourself in the rich history and picturesque beauty of Scotland's coastal gems. Led by an expert guide, enjoy a relaxed and personal tour experience, taking in the highlights at your own pace.

St Andrews & The East Neuk Tour Map

Booking Your Place

Begin your private journey through Scotland with just a few simple steps. To book your "St Andrews & The East Neuk of Fife Private Day Tour", please fill in the form below and we will start building your private Highland tour.

Remember to Come Prepared:

  • Comfortable walking shoes
  • Weather-appropriate clothing
  • A sense of adventure!

Luggage

Max 1 suitcase + 1 backpack/handbag per person. Remember to bring a waterproof jacket, boots, etc., as this is Scotland and the weather can be unpredictable.