


Itinerary
This is a typical itinerary for this product
Stop At:
Forth Road Bridge, South Queensferry, Edinburgh CH1 4QL Scotland
The Forth Road Bridge, a Unesco World Heritage built in 1890, spans the river Forth alongside it's sister bridges built in 1964 and the most recent one in 2017.
Duration: 10 minutes
Stop At:
St. Fillan's Cave, Cove Wynd, Pittenweem KY10 2LE Scotland
We will make our way along the East Neuk, passing through some fishing villages before stopping at the once bustling fishing village of Pittenweem. Here, we will visit St Fillan's cave, home to an Irish missionary in the 17th century.
Duration: 30 minutes
Stop At:
St. Andrews, St. Andrews, Fife, Scotland
Home to 'Golf', the oldest University in Scotland and a great Cathedral built as early as 1158, this was the centre of Catholicism in Scotland.
Duration: 1 hour
Stop At:
Falkland Palace & Garden, Cupar 11 miles north of Kirkcaldy and 11 miles south-west of Cupar., Falkland KY15 7BY Scotland
The Renaissance Falkland Palace is well worth visiting. Commissioned by King James IV, its house with 17th century art and amazing gardens also has the oldest tennis court in Britain.
The hit TV series Outlander was filmed in the village, where Frank and Claire celebrated their second Honeymoon.
Duration: 1 hour
Stop At:
The Kelpies & The Helix, M9, Falkirk FK2 7ZT Scotland
Our final stop is the famous 'Kelpies', mythical horses that haunted Scottish waterways, they are the tallest horse statues in the world.
Duration: 20 minutes
Explore the full itinerary for St Andrews & Fishing Villages of Fife Private Tour from Glasgow in Scotland, United Kingdom (UK). This half-day tours experience includes 5 stops over 1 day. Duration: 12 hours. Activity level: Moderate.

The Forth Road Bridge, a Unesco World Heritage built in 1890, spans the river Forth alongside it's sister bridges built in 1964 and the most recent one in 2017.

We will make our way along the East Neuk, passing through some fishing villages before stopping at the once bustling fishing village of Pittenweem. Here, we will visit St Fillan's cave, home to an Irish missionary in the 17th century.

Home to 'Golf', the oldest University in Scotland and a great Cathedral built as early as 1158, this was the centre of Catholicism in Scotland.

The Renaissance Falkland Palace is well worth visiting. Commissioned by King James IV, its house with 17th century art and amazing gardens also has the oldest tennis court in Britain. The hit TV series Outlander was filmed in the village, where Frank and Claire celebrated their second Honeymoon.

Our final stop is the famous 'Kelpies', mythical horses that haunted Scottish waterways, they are the tallest horse statues in the world.