Firth of Forth 90-Minute Sightseeing Cruise with Inchcolm Island Option
by Maid of the Forth
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Overview
This 90-minute boat cruise on the Firth of Forth offers views of the famous Forth Bridges and the coastlines around Edinburgh and Fife. Passengers travel beneath the Forth Road Bridge, observing its red steel structure and learning about its history through onboard commentary. The cruise moves through waters where seals and seabirds, including puffins, can often be spotted from the top deck. There is an option to upgrade the ticket to include a stop at Inchcolm Island, where visitors can disembark to see Inchcolm Abbey and explore the island’s coastal scenery. This upgrade requires an extra fee and must be arranged with staff when boarding. Onboard restrooms are available, and a bar offers food and drink for purchase. Binoculars are not provided during the cruise.
Highlights
What's included
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Itinerary
Forth Road Bridge
During the 90-minute cruise, the vessel passes beneath the Forth Road Bridge, a towering red steel structure designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This bridge is notable for its engineering and historical significance, with a close-up view revealing its intricate design.
Inchcolm Abbey and Island
Passengers may choose to disembark at Inchcolm Island, which features the well-preserved Inchcolm Abbey and coastal views. This landing is optional and requires purchasing a landing pass through the ticket office. Visitors can explore the island’s history and scenery before reboarding the boat.
Forth
The boat travels through the Firth of Forth, offering views of the bridges and nearby coastlines. Wildlife such as seals and various seabirds, including puffins, can often be seen from the vessel’s upper deck.
Inchgarvie Island
Located below the Forth Bridge, Inchgarvie Island contains remains of old fortifications. The island served as a defense point in the past and is visible from the boat during the cruise.
Meeting point
All passengers make their way to our ticket office at the top of Hawes Pier, next to Hawes Pier car park.
End point
All passengers make their way to our ticket office at the top of Hawes Pier, next to Hawes Pier car park.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Firth of Forth 90-Minute Sightseeing Cruise with Inchcolm Island Option
by Maid of the Forth
Choose from 1 available option
Confirmed instantly - this operator is a Booking Wolf partner
Overview
This 90-minute boat cruise on the Firth of Forth offers views of the famous Forth Bridges and the coastlines around Edinburgh and Fife. Passengers travel beneath the Forth Road Bridge, observing its red steel structure and learning about its history through onboard commentary. The cruise moves through waters where seals and seabirds, including puffins, can often be spotted from the top deck. There is an option to upgrade the ticket to include a stop at Inchcolm Island, where visitors can disembark to see Inchcolm Abbey and explore the island’s coastal scenery. This upgrade requires an extra fee and must be arranged with staff when boarding. Onboard restrooms are available, and a bar offers food and drink for purchase. Binoculars are not provided during the cruise.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Forth Road Bridge
During the 90-minute cruise, the vessel passes beneath the Forth Road Bridge, a towering red steel structure designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This bridge is notable for its engineering and historical significance, with a close-up view revealing its intricate design.
Inchcolm Abbey and Island
Passengers may choose to disembark at Inchcolm Island, which features the well-preserved Inchcolm Abbey and coastal views. This landing is optional and requires purchasing a landing pass through the ticket office. Visitors can explore the island’s history and scenery before reboarding the boat.
Forth
The boat travels through the Firth of Forth, offering views of the bridges and nearby coastlines. Wildlife such as seals and various seabirds, including puffins, can often be seen from the vessel’s upper deck.
Inchgarvie Island
Located below the Forth Bridge, Inchgarvie Island contains remains of old fortifications. The island served as a defense point in the past and is visible from the boat during the cruise.
Meeting point
All passengers make their way to our ticket office at the top of Hawes Pier, next to Hawes Pier car park.
End point
All passengers make their way to our ticket office at the top of Hawes Pier, next to Hawes Pier car park.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.