• Falkland Palace & Garden - The Renaissance Falkland Palace is a must-see destination. Commissioned by King James IV, it features 17th-century art and stunning gardens, and it boasts the oldest tennis court in Britain.

The popular TV series Outlander was filmed in the village, where Frank and Claire enjoyed their second honeymoon.

• St. Andrews - Known as the home of ‘Golf’, it hosts the oldest university in Scotland and a magnificent cathedral built as early as 1158, once the center of Catholicism in Scotland.

The medieval town is lively with cobbled streets, charming cafes, and unique shops.

• St. Fillan’s Cave - The journey will take us along the East Neuk, passing through numerous fishing villages before arriving at the once-thriving fishing village of Pittenweem, where we will explore St. Fillan’s Cave, the 17th-century home of an Irish missionary.

• Pathead Sands - One of Fife’s finest beaches, where sea shells and sea glass are often discovered, thanks to the two local glass factories that operated here a century ago.

In those days, unwanted glass was discarded into the sea and frequently washes up on the beach.

• Forth Road Bridge - The Forth Road Bridge, a UNESCO World Heritage site constructed in 1890, spans the River Forth alongside its sister bridges built in 1964 and the most recent one in 2017.
• Craigie’s Farm not used - A true favorite among visitors. It’s often possible to spot the much-loved ‘Highland Coos’ here.

• Bottled water
• Snacks

• Lunch
• Dinner
• Gratuity

Embark on an exclusive tour of the Kingdom of Fife, departing from Stirling or Falkirk.

Admire the UNESCO World Heritage bridge that gracefully spans the River Forth.

Our journey includes a visit to the Renaissance Falkland Palace, which boasts the oldest tennis courts in Britain. The palace was commissioned by King James IV.

Discover the medieval town of St Andrews, with its charming cafes and shops. Capture photos of the ‘Old Course,’ Scotland’s most renowned golf course and a global golfing landmark.

Travel through numerous fishing villages, pausing at the historically vibrant village of Pittenweem. Here, explore St Fillan’s Cave, once home to a 7th-century Irish missionary.

Enjoy a brief stop at Craigie’s Farm, where Highland cows are often spotted.

• The travel time between attractions is 3hrs 40mins with 3hrs 20mins to explore
• Falkland Palace is Open from 1st March to 31st October, alternative attractions will be offered when it’s closed
• Uk cars are smaller than our American counterparts, please be aware of this when booking for 4 adults

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.