Fife Private Tour: History and Highland Coo

Join us on a private tour of the Kingdom of Fife from Stirling or Falkirk.
Marvel at the UNESCO Heritage bridge spanning the river forth.

We will visit the Renaissance Falkland Palace, home to the oldest tennis courts in Britain the palace itself was commissioned by King James the 1V

Explore the Medieval town of St Andrews with its quaint cafes and shops, take photos of the 'Old Course', Scotland most famous golf course and home to Golf world wide.

Our journey will take us through Fife's once bustling fishing villages, visit the famous 'fish n chip' shop in Anstruther and explore the best Fife beach in the hunt for Sea Glass and sea shells

Hand feeding Highland 'Coos' is a fitting last stop to your tour

Not included:

• Gratuity

What to expect:

Duration: 7 hours

Falkland Palace & Garden

Cupar, 11 miles north of Kirkcaldy and 11 miles south-west of Cupar., Falkland, KY15 7BY

The Renaissance Falkland Palace is well worth visiting. Commissioned by King James IV, its housed with 17th century art and amazing gardens, it 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.

1 hour

St. Andrews

St. Andrews

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 medieval town itself is bustling with cobbled streets, quaint cafes and independent shops.

1 hour

Anstruther Harbour

Shore Street, Anstruther

We will make our way along the East Neuk, passing through the many fishing villages before stopping at the once bustling fishing village of Anstruther.
The local award winning harbour 'Fish n Chip' shop is famous for serving many dignitaries including Robert De Niro and Tom Hanks. even the Queen herself has stopped here to eat.

30 minutes

One of the best beaches in Fife, Sea shells and Sea glass are often found on the beach thanks to the two local Glass factories that were located here 100 years ago.
Back then, unwanted glass was dumped into the sea and frequently washes up on the beach here

40 minutes

Forth Road Bridge

South Queensferry, CH1 4QL

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

Pass by without stopping

Craigie's Farm not used

South Queensferry, Edinburgh

A true crowd pleaser. We will get up close and personal to Scotland's much loved Highland 'Coos'

10 minutes