Embark on a unique boat trip across the Firth of Forth on this three bridges sightseeing tour in Edinburgh
Capture the moment as you sail past the UNESCO world heritage - Forth Railway Bridge
Take the opportunity to witness the longest three-tower, cable-suspended bridge in the world - Queensferry Crossing
Sail to the Inchcolm Island in the Firth of Forth while admiring the beautiful Edinburgh skyline along the way
Catch sight of several marine wildlife, including seabirds, porpoises and seals as they pass by you
Meeting Location: Hawes Pier, South Queensferry EH30 9TB, United Kingdom
Activity Starting Timings: 11:00 AM, 1:00 PM, 3:00 PM, 4:40 PM
Activity Duration: 1 Hour 30 Minutes (Approx.)
About Three Bridges Tour Edinburgh:
Edinburgh is blessed with some of the world-renowned architectural marvels that you surely wouldn't want to miss if you're in Edinburgh. Set sail on this 1 and a half-hour sightseeing cruise across the Firth of Forth with views of the city's top three bridges, Inchcolm Island and a medieval abbey. Learn and grasp immense knowledge about the history of Edinburgh as you admire its incredible skyline views.
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1. Forth Railway Bridge: Connecting Edinburgh to Fife, the Forth Railway bridge is an important bridge between the north-east and south-east of the country. Located in the east of Scotland and designed by Sir Thomas Bouch, you can spot the Forth Railway bridge on your Three Bridges tour in Edinburgh.
2. Queensferry Crossing: Officially opened in the year 2017 to traffic, the cost of construction of this entire crossing took a massive 1.3 billion dollars. It is the longest three-tower, cable-stayed bridge in the world, running over a length of 2.7 kilometres. The Queensferry crossing is a great sight to view while on the Three Bridges tour in Edinburgh.
3. Inchcolm Island: One of the most beautiful Islands in Edinburgh, 4 miles to the east of Forth bridge, 1 mile from the Fife coast, the Inchcolm Island. Commonly known as the Lona of the East, the Abbey at Inchcolm island dates back to the 12th century. The abbey is one of the most preserved groups of monastic buildings in Scotland.
1. Bridges Sailing Taster: Located on the eatern coast of Scotland, the Bridges Sailing Taster is one of the best water sports activities to do in England. The three hour sailing trip passes through the popular Queensferry crossing, Forth Rail Bridge and other iconic structures in a catamaran.
2. Coasteering Adventure from Edinburgh: Explore the wild coastline of Scotland and try activities such as cliff jumping with the Coasteering Adventure in Edinburgh. The entire activity is action packed, and if you are looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life, coasteering in Edinburgh is a perfect getaway.
3. Edinburgh Whitewater Rafting in Aberfeldy: One of the most thrilling and exciting things to do when in Edinburgh is the Whitewater Rafting in Aberfeldy. With all the equipment being taken care of, this entire activity lasts for about 30 minutes. This activity is one of the most popular activities after the Three Bridges Tour in Edinburgh.
The three bridges covered in the Three Bridges tour in Edinburgh are Forth Railway Bridge, Forth Road suspension bridge, and Queensferry Crossing, which is also known to be the longest cable suspension bridge in the world.
Filled with several architectural marvels, and home to rich history and culture, Edinburgh is known for its castles, museums and palaces. Moreover, with unique fashion perspectives and exclusive styles, Edinburgh counts among one of the most fun places to shop at.
For hikes and classical tourist attractions, visit Edinburgh between the months of September to October and April to May. However, if you are looking for festival vibes and exploring Edinburgh, the best time to visit is in between the months of June to August, since the temperatures remain mild and pleasurable.
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