• Lochleven Castle - Enjoy the scenic views of the Loch and Lochleven Castle, where Mary, Queen of Scots was imprisoned for a year during the 16th century.
• Falkland - Explore Scotland’s first designated conservation village, home to Falkland Palace, constructed in the early 16th century. Take a leisurely walk through the cobbled streets of this delightful medieval town, which may be familiar from the TV series Outlander.
• St. Andrews - Named after Scotland’s patron saint, legend suggests that relics of Saint Andrew were brought here, leading to the founding of the now-ruined Cathedral. This town also hosts St Andrew’s University, established around 1410, with notable alumni including Prince William and Kate Middleton, who met here as students. St. Andrews is also renowned as the home of golf, played here for over 600 years, shaping the game as we know it today. The ‘Old Course’ is the oldest public course globally and frequently hosts The Open Championship, typically every five years. There will be ample time in St. Andrews to explore the town, visit the ruined castle and cathedral, view the golf course, and enjoy lunch.
• Lindores Abbey Distillery - Founded in 1191 and visited by many kings, this may be Scotland’s oldest distillery, with the earliest written record from 1494 of spirit distillation for the King. The visit includes a detailed tour of the distillery and a tasting session, with non-alcoholic options available.

• Alcoholic beverages
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Lunch
• Gratuities

Participate in this intimate group tour to explore the renowned St Andrew’s, indulge in a Whisky tour and tasting (included) at Lindores Abbey, one of Scotland’s most historic distilleries, and take in breathtaking scenery.

Leave Edinburgh behind and immerse yourself in a day filled with 1,000 years of Scottish heritage, highlighting the tales of golf, the Royal Family, and Scotch Whisky!

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