Ultimate Kingdom of Fife Day Tour

The Tour

Departs from Bus Stop outside Apex Hotel, Waterloo Place, Edinburgh
10/11 hours duration
Group size 16–33
Check in 8.30 am
Depart 8.45 am
Return approx 7pm

Discover the historic Kingdom of Fife, a region rich in royal history, charming coastal villages, and world-famous landmarks. On this full-day tour you’ll explore medieval towns, picturesque fishing harbours, and the legendary home of golf.

From the historic royal capital of Dunfermline to the iconic university town of St Andrews, this journey through Fife offers a perfect mix of history, culture, and beautiful coastal scenery.

Tour highlights

Dunfermline – Scotland’s ancient royal capital

Begin your journey in Dunfermline, once the capital of Scotland and the burial place of Robert the Bruce. Here you’ll see the magnificent Dunfermline Abbey, one of Scotland’s most important historic churches.

Falkland Village – A perfectly preserved historic village

Travel to the charming village of Falkland, known for its beautifully preserved streets and traditional Scottish architecture. The impressive Falkland Palace, once a favourite residence of the Stuart kings and queens, overlooks the picturesque village square.

St Andrews – The home of golf

Enjoy free time to explore the historic coastal town of St Andrews. Visit the spectacular ruins of St Andrews Cathedral, stroll along the famous Old Course, or simply wander through the charming medieval streets.

Anstruther – A traditional fishing village

Continue along the beautiful East Neuk coastline to Anstruther, a colourful harbour town famous for its seafood and seaside charm. This is a perfect stop to enjoy the coastal atmosphere and perhaps sample some traditional Scottish fish and chips.

South Queensferry - 

Conclude your journey with a photo stop and marvel at the 3 bridges crossing the River Forth, The Forth Bridge, The Forth Road Bridge and The Queensferry crossing. An arterial route to Fife and the North East of Scotland and the Forth Bridge is also a UNESCO World Heritage site.