St. Andrews Tour

The Home of Golf, beautiful beaches and the best fish and chips in Scotland - what more could you want from a day tour? Yes, it's time to explore the great kingdom of Fife, just an hour or so north of Edinburgh and full of fascinating history and beautiful scenery.

Fife has some of Scotland's most picturesque villages and, on this tour, you'll be able to visit the best. As you head for Fife, you'll be able to get a photograph of the famous Forth Railway Bridge. Our next stop is Falkland. Here, history seems to have stood still and you can soak up Scotland's old-world charms and drink in the beautiful architecture of the nearby Palace with the option of a cup of morning tea.

The heart of the Fife tour is the seaside town of St. Andrews and you'll have more than two hours to explore the home of golf. You'll be able to watch people play some of the most iconic golf holes in the world and, perhaps, have a round on the Himalayas putting course.

If you aren't a golf-nut, rest assured that St. Andrews has much more to offer - it is one of Scotland's most beautiful small towns and its long beach (famous from the opening shots of Chariots of Fire), historic streets, ancient university buildings and ruined cathedral are a delight to explore. It's also got great shops and cafés. Why not try the world-famous fudge doughnuts at Fisher and Donaldson?

After St. Andrews, you'll journey through the East Neuk of Fife. This is an undiscovered corner that yields some real gems, including the historic fishing villages of Crail and Anstruther. Here there is the chance to experience an award-winning 'fish supper' (as it's known to all true Scots) before heading home, full of good food and good memories from the Scottish Kingdom of Fife.