Golf Whisky and Palaces (A VERY Scottish Experience)

Golf Whisky and Palaces (A VERY Scottish Experience)

On this trip we will have the chance to discover how whisky is made, visit the oldest golf course in the world and explore an old palace linked to the likes of Mary Queen of Scots and used for the TV series Outlander. This captures 3 of the most popular attractions to Scotland and will provide a truly Scottish experience for our guests. Our fully equipped minibus will ensure you enjoy your trip in luxurious comfort and the trip can be modified to match your exact requirements.

Itinerary
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Stop At: Falkland Palace & Garden, 11 miles north of Kirkcaldy, Falkland KY15 7BY Scotland

This historic palace dates back to the 10 Hundreds when it was a mere coach house that has been built and rebuilt several times. It sits in the tranquil little village of Falkland in Fife and was one of the filming locations for the very popular TV show "Outlander". You will have time to explore the palace and the local area.

Duration: 1 hour

Stop At: St Andrews Links, Pilmour House, St. Andrews KY16 9SF Scotland

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.

Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes

Stop At: Kingsbarns Distillery and Visitor Centre, East Newhall Farm, Kingsbarns, St. Andrews KY16 8QE Scotland

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. If the tour is not required guests can have more time in St Andrews or we can move on and explore the little fishing villages that sit all along the Fife Coast on our route back to our starting point.

Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes