Edinburgh & St Andrews Private Day Tour: See Scotland!
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Overview
The Edinburgh City Centre and St Andrews Private Driving Day Tour offers a personalized exploration of Scotland's gems. Instead of relying on guidebooks, a local expert will share real stories and legends, revealing Edinburgh and St Andrews through the eyes of a native.
This eight-hour tour showcases the most popular attractions in Edinburgh and St Andrews, including hidden spots not found in typical guides. Expect to visit iconic landmarks such as Queensferry Crossing, St Andrews, St Andrews Old Course, Edinburgh Old Town, and Leith Links.
The tour includes bottled water, a private tour, a professional guide, and convenient hotel/port pickup and drop-off. Food, drinks, and lunch are not included.




Highlights
Explore Edinburgh's Royal Mile: Walk the historic Royal Mile and discover its hidden closes and stories.
Visit St Andrews, Home of Golf: See the legendary Old Course and the Swilken Bridge in St Andrews.
Enjoy a Private, Guided Experience: Travel comfortably with a local expert in a private vehicle.
See Edinburgh Castle: Tour the impressive Edinburgh Castle!
Sentiment Analysis
Customers generally loved the tour, appreciating the knowledgeable guide and the chance to see many famous sites. A few wished for more time at each stop.

Customers loved seeing many popular places in one day.
The guide was very friendly and shared interesting stories.
The private tour made the experience feel special and personal.
Many appreciated learning about local history and culture.
Some customers wished they had more time at each location.
A few felt the tour was a bit rushed.
The Journey
Queensferry Crossing
Marvel at the Queensferry Crossing, an architectural masterpiece and the longest three-tower, cable-stayed bridge in the world. Spanning the Firth of Forth, it connects Edinburgh with Fife, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the Forth Bridge, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and the surrounding coastline. Experience the thrill of crossing this modern marvel and witness Scotland's engineering prowess firsthand.
St Andrews
Immerse yourself in the rich history and traditions of St Andrews, the undisputed 'Home of Golf'. Explore the charming medieval town, visit the iconic Swilcan Bridge on the Old Course, and soak in the atmosphere of this legendary golfing destination. Beyond golf, discover the ruins of St Andrews Cathedral and Castle, testaments to the town's significant religious and historical past, and stroll along the picturesque beaches that border this captivating coastal gem. St Andrews offers a unique blend of sporting heritage, historical intrigue, and scenic beauty.
St Andrews Old Course
Experience the hallowed grounds of the Old Course at St Andrews, a pilgrimage site for golfers worldwide. Walk in the footsteps of legends on this historic course, renowned for its challenging layout, undulating fairways, and iconic landmarks like the Swilcan Bridge and Hell Bunker. Whether you're a seasoned golfer or simply a fan of the sport, a visit to the Old Course is an unforgettable experience, offering a glimpse into the soul of golf and its enduring legacy.
Edinburgh Old Town
Step back in time as you explore Edinburgh's Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site brimming with history, mystery, and charm. Wander through its narrow, winding streets, known as closes and wynds, and discover hidden courtyards, historic landmarks, and atmospheric pubs. Visit Edinburgh Castle, perched atop an ancient volcanic rock, and explore the Royal Mile, the Old Town's vibrant main thoroughfare. From its medieval architecture to its captivating stories, the Old Town offers a truly immersive experience, transporting you to a bygone era of Scottish history and culture.
Leith Links
Discover the historical significance of Leith Links, one of the earliest known locations where the game of golf was played. This public park, once a sprawling expanse of sandy dunes, holds a special place in golfing history, serving as the site of the first-ever written rules of golf. Stroll through the links, imagine the early days of the sport, and soak in the atmosphere of this historic green space. Leith Links provides a fascinating glimpse into the origins of golf and its enduring connection to Scotland's cultural heritage.
Know Before You Go
This private tour includes bottled water, a professional guide, and hotel or port pickup and drop-off for convenience. Please note that food, additional drinks, and lunch are not included in the tour price. Confirm pickup location and time directly with the tour operator after booking.
Hot Tip
To make the most of this tour, wear comfortable shoes for walking and bring an umbrella or raincoat, as the weather in Scotland can be unpredictable. Also, consider bringing snacks if you have dietary restrictions, since lunch is not included.