St. Andrews Castle Tours and Tickets - page 2

This private walking and history tour of St. Andrews gives you the freedom to build your ideal experience through Scotland's most historic town. Choose the attractions that interest you most and explore medieval landmarks and university traditions with a dedicated private guide. Discover the ruins of Scotland's largest medieval cathedral and learn about royal connections at the nation's oldest university. Walk historic streets and visit famous golf landmarks while hearing fascinating local stories. Every stop includes multiple options so you can focus on the places and themes that matter most to you. The route follows the historic center of St. Andrews and can be adapted to suit different interests and walking preferences. Exact stops and timing may vary based on traveler selections.

Explore the historic beauty of St Andrews and the stunning Fife coastline on this private day tour from Edinburgh. Known as the 'Home of Golf', St Andrews offers charming old fishing villages, picturesque coastal views, and a rich history that spans over 1,000 years. Stroll through the cobbled streets, indulge in local cuisine, and visit significant historical landmarks. This personalized adventure provides an intimate look at Scotland's heritage, perfect for history enthusiasts and food lovers alike. - Discover the historic Old Town of St Andrews, home to the famous university - Enjoy local cuisine and scenic views along the picturesque Fife coastline - Experience a private tour tailored to your interests and preferences - Immerse yourself in the rich culture and history of Scotland's east coast

Getting to St Andrews from Edinburgh typically involves a train and a bus. Skip the hassle and enjoy a more relaxed experience with this private day tour. Traveling by a Mercedes V Class vehicle, you'll visit highlights including the Holy Trinity Church and the Old Course then head around the beautiful coastal East Neuk of Fife, which is dotted with charming fishing villages. Includes round-trip transfer from your hotel, station, or port.

Skip the crowded coach buses and rigid schedules! This exclusive private tour offers a VIP experience tailored entirely to your pace. Travel in comfort with a dedicated expert guide who will bring the history of St Andrews, the royal legacy of Falkland Palace, and the charm of Anstruther to life. Because it's just your group, we have the flexibility to linger longer at the spots you love most, ensuring a truly personalized Scottish adventure.

On this tour, we’ll take you to St Andrews, famous the world over for being the home of golf. If you're golf mad, you'll get a chance to see the hallowed turf of the Old Course. If you don't like golf, don't worry - St Andrews is also home to some fabulous history and architecture. On our way north, we'll first of all stop in the village of Culross. In our opinion, this is the prettiest village in Scotland, and famous nowadays as being a filming location of the television series Outlander. We’ll take you on a brief walk around the village, pointing out filming locations and telling you about the real world history of the place too. When we get to St Andrews, you'll have at least 3 hours in the town to explore it however you want. We’re happy to take you on a walking tour of the town, and take you inside the ruins of St Andrews Castle (for an additional cost). Or, you can visit the golf course, golf museum, the famous university campus or an aquarium. It's your tour.

On this tour you will explore some historic fishing ports and sandy beaches along the craggy coastline of Fife’s East Neuk. First stop is Anstruther, a busy seaside village famous for its award -winning fish and chips which taste even better eaten in the fresh air overlooking the lovely harbour. Next stop: Crail, a charming fishing village with plenty of buildings of historical interest, including the Tollbooth with its tower dating from about 1600. Get ready to take some pictures of the UK´s most photographed harbour. Finally, we head to St Andrews, known for its historic university, medieval streets and gorgeous traditional buildings. Whilst there, we will walk around the Cathedral of St Andrew, a ruined cathedral built in 1158 which became the centre of the Medieval Catholic Church. Please note we will not go inside of the Castle. There will also be plenty of time to wander around before we drive you back to your ship. Walking is involved. Missing you already !!

Visit the university town of St Andrews on a private day trip from Edinburgh. Famous for being the ‘home of golf,’ St Andrews is known for attractions like the Old Course and Swilcan Bridge, which you’ll see on this tour with a private guide. Walk around town and enjoy time to buy lunch and shop a bit, if you like, before returning to Edinburgh via the East Neuk of Fife. This private tour can be customized to suit your interests.

St Andrews and the famous Old Course is the home of Golf and a must visit when in Scotland. Your Sightseeing Tour starts from Glasgow or Greenock Cruise Port, ensuring a great start your chauffeur will do a full introduction and point out all the on-board facilities in the vehicle. Once the formalities are out of the way they will run through the itinerary for the day. Your day is planned to cover all the sights and attractions of St. Andrews at your pace, with no waiting for other passengers. With so many places to visit, our Private Tour and Shore Excursion allows you to sit back and relax in luxury, taking in the stunning scenery that Scotland has to offer in your very own customised tour to meet & exceed your private party’s needs.

Visiting St. Andrews from Edinburgh typically requires catching both a train and a bus, or crowding onto a tour bus. Skip the hassle with this private tour that takes you from Edinburgh to the highlights of St. Andrews, stopping at the charming villages of South Queensferry and Anstruther along the way.

This is a unique tour that when booked can be adjusted to suit the places and time you may want to spend on your tour. Truly a wonderful tour that will bring memorable time in Scotland.