Embark on a captivating tour of Falkland Village and St Andrews, where you’ll delve into the origins of golf and indulge in Scotland’s national drink. Uncover hidden secrets and immerse yourself in Scottish history.
- St Andrews Links - St Andrews is a picturesque ancient town dating back to around 300 AD. As well as being the home of golf and the famous old course it also has an ancient cathedral and the third oldest university in the English speaking world. We will have time to visit the golf course and it’s famous Swilcan bridge on the 17th Hole before heading in to the town for some free time and lunch.
- Anstruther - After enjoying our time in St Andrews we will head out to the little fishing village of Anstruther to enjoy the award winning Fish & Chips served in several top rated restaurants. We will have some time to walk out on the pier and enjoy the atmosphere in this little village.
- Kingsbarns Distillery and Visitor Centre - There is an option on this trip to visit and tour Kingbarns Whisky and Gin distillery. This idyllic little distillery sits on the Fife coast looking out to the North Sea and is an ideal location to do a whisky distillery tour. Distillery tours have to be booked in advance and are not included in the price of the tour. Alternatively we can spend some more time in St Andrews.
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- Carbonated beverages
- Private transportation
- Snacks
- Bottled water
- In-vehicle air conditioning
- Tea and coffee
- Optional entrance fees into castles etc
- Lunch
We kick off this journey with a stop at the serene hamlet of Falkland. The village is not only recognized for its stunning palace, with roots reaching back to the 11th century, but also for its role as one of the filming set locations for the popular television show ‘Outlander’. The idyllic residences and picturesque streets will reveal why it was an ideal setting for this historical drama.
Following that, our journey takes us to St Andrews, a charming and historic town. As the birthplace of golf and housing the third oldest university in the Anglophone world—originating from the 1400s—, St Andrews is steeped in unique antiquity. On this expedition, you’ll have the opportunity to uncover the town’s grandeur and learn unknown facts about golf as we stroll past the first tee and halt at the renowned swilcan bridge for a photo break.
Our tour culminates with a visit to the Kingsbarns distillery, where we’ll delve into the mysteries of Scotland’s emblematic beverage. To sum up, it’s an authentically Scottish adventure.
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