As you leave Edinburgh, one of the first things you’ll see is the Forth Rail Bridge. An iconic image of Scotland, the famous red structure was voted the most important manmade structure in Scotland, so it’s no wonder it’s now become a UNESCO World Heritage site. (Travel time between locations is the difference in the tour length)

Explore the fishing villages of East Neuk and Fife and witness the dramatic scenery on offer. (Travel time between locations is the difference in the tour length)

Visit the world-famous St Andrews Golf Course. No visit is complete without seeing the famous fairway before stopping for a photo at the Swilcan Bridge and clubhouse. On a headland to the north of St Andrews stand the ruins of the city's castle, the main residence of the bishops and archbishops of St Andrews and the focal point of the church in medieval Scotland. Explore St Andrews Castle and visti the 16th-century siege mine, the 'bottle dungeon' and one of the most infamous castle prisons in medieval Britain, created out of the solid rock. (Travel time between locations is the difference in the tour length)

Enjoy lunch with local Scottish produce at the Tom Morris Grill with stunning views across St Andrews Golf Course. We will make a reservation on your behalf - subject to availability.

The largest church ever built in Scotland St Andrews Cathedral was the centre of the Catholic Church in Scotland until its ruin following the Scottish Reformation. Take a walk around the ruins and marvel at the impressive scale of this special place.

There has been a castle standing on this coastal location since the late 12 th Century. Now a ruin this castle played an important role in the history of Scotland from the Wars of Independence to the Scottish Reformation.