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VisitScotland.com

StAndrews.com

Travel and Transport: The Kingdom of Fife lies on the east coast of Scotland, just north of the capital, Edinburgh.

Fife is very well served by mainline rail and express coach services, is close to the airports in Edinburgh and Dundee, and sits at the heart of Scotland's modern roads network.

Rail - Three train operators provide services to Fife Stations:

Bus and Coach - Most bus journeys within in Fife and to Fife from Edinburgh, Dundee, Perth and Glasgow are operated by Stagecoach in Fife.

Scottish Citylink and National Express provide long distance coach services to and from Fife:

www.citylink.co.uk
www.nationalexpress.com

Other operators with routes in Fife include:

Air travel

Ferry- click here for details of the daily Superfast Ferry Service linking Rosyth (Fife) with Zeebrugge (Belgium)

Private coach hire - click here for information

Taxis and limousines - click here for information

Car hire - click here for information

Travel Information

detailed maps of Fife For bus, train, ferry and plane times contact
Traveline
0870 608 2 608 (Daily, 8am-8pm)
Traveline.

Superfast Ferries

The service, operated by Superfast Ferries, runs daily between Rosyth (Fife) and Zeebrugge (Belgium). For full details of the service, please visit www.superfast.com

SuperScotland

This is the website of the official magazine of the Zeebrugge to Rosyth Ferry Service. Of particular interest is the article section where you can learn about Scotland's love for whisky, kilts, all things tartan and, of course, golf: www.superscotland.com

Fife Cycle Ways

Try the superb Kingdom Route circuit between the Forth and Tay road bridges.

There are smaller regional networks in West Fife and more being developed in the East Neuk south of St Andrews. Visit the Cycleways website for more information.