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About this trip
St Andrews, Falkland Palace and Dunfermline Abbey.
Collect from Edinburgh, visit Dunfermline Abbey, Andrew Carnegie's birthplace , onto Falkland palace, before a driven tour of St. Andrews, driving through the Fife coastal villages, before dropping off at pick up point.
What’s included
- Passionate GuideServices of a highly trained, friendly and responsible local guide who will give you interesting factd and show you some amazing places with lots of historic information.
- Leisure TimeYour driver will make sure you have leisure time for comfort breaks, photo opportunities, and for lunch/dinner.
- MobilityAll our tours are easy going for all levels of mobility. Please advise if you have any special requirements.
- Luxury VehicleYou will be travelling in a Mercedes Vito or V Class Mercedes people carrier. We also have luxury cars available for an extra cost, for up to 4 people.
- Pick up and drop offYou will be collected from an agreed location and returned to the same location.
What’s not included
- Optional TicketsTickets to Castles, Distilleries and other tour attractions are extra and not included in the price of the tour.
- Food and DrinkFood and drink is not provided. Bottled water is available during your tour at no cost to you.
- GratuitiesGratuities are optional
- Travel InsuranceWe do not include travel insurance
Available Packages
This package is for up to 4 people and the price for the entire group is £550
This package is for up to 7 people and the price for the entire group is £750
If you have 8 or more people in your group, please select this package and we will contact you to discuss prices.
Itinerary
Depart hotel at 9am
Travel to Dunfermline, visiting Andrew Carnegie's birthplace and a walk around Dunfermline Abbey, the burial place of many of Scotlands Kings and Queens.
Onto Falkland palace, a fine renaissance palace whos most famous royal resident was Mary Queen of Scots.
Journey on to the ancient University town of St. Andrews, and also the home of golf, taking time to have a photograph on the famous Swilcan Bridge, and wander the Old Course.
Time in St Andrews at leisure for lunch, and visiting the Abbey and Castle.
Drive back to Edinburgh via the idyllic coastal villages of Fife.