- Queensferry Crossing - we cross the River Forth on the Queensferry Crossing and get a superb view of one of Scotland’s greatest landmarks, the Forth Bridge, built in 1884 and still the working railway line to Fife. The Forth Bridge is a UNESCO world heritage site. In Scotland we call it the eighth wonder of the world
- St Andrews Links - St Andrews is the home of golf and features the Old Course. Walking tours of the Old Course are available (not included in the tour price). The Old course gold shop and the Museum of Golf have a wide variety of golf gifts and apparel. St Andrews is also home of one of the oldest universities in Britain. Visit a beautiful ruined castle in the town or the ancient cathedral. You have around two hours to explore this historic town. St Andrews features a number of restaurants and cafes for lunch
- Anstruther Harbour - former fishing village of Anstruther, featuring a picturesque seafront, beach and harbour.
- Falkland Palace & Garden - Falkland Palace was a favourite haunt of Mary Queen of Scots and features the oldest tennis court in the world. Falkland was the film location for Inverness in the first episode of smash hit TV series Outlander
- Air-conditioned sedan car
- Professional driver/guide
- Complimentary in-car phone charging
- Entrance tickets
- walking tour of the Old Course ( bookable separately )
- Gratuities
Embark on a historical tour of St Andrews and Fife, with highlights such as the birthplace of golf, Falkland Palace, and Anstruther. St Andrews’ Old Course is globally recognized.
An additional option is a guided walk around the Old Course.
Ranked with five stars, the R&A World Golf Museum offers an immersive experience and a gift shop filled with golf-related souvenirs.
This premium tour includes stops at the iconic Old Course, the local castle and cathedral.
In 2022, the celebrated 150th Open Championship was hosted at the renowned Old Course.
St Andrews also houses one of the earliest institutions of higher learning in Britain. Take a stroll around the picturesque ruins of the local castle, the ancient cathedral, or the quaint cafe where Prince William and Kate first crossed paths. You’ll get two hours to delve into the history of this charming town.
Falkland Palace holds the intriguing history of Mary Queen of Scots playing tennis.
The tour guide will be pleased to suggest top-notch eateries for lunch and the best places to shop for golf memorabilia.
This luxury tour accepts last-minute reservations.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
