There are many wonderful places in the world to play golf, but there is only one “home of golf” - The Kingdom of Fife. Just over the Forth Bridges from Edinburgh. Fife is easily reached and golf is easy on the pocket too, with the First in Fife Golf Pass. 3 rounds for £59 and 5 rounds for £92 (between 1st April and 31st October). The GolfPass can be purchased at www.firstinfifegolf.com or we can organise this for you. We can also accommodate parties on a dinner bed and breakfast.

The Cedar Inn is literally a few minutes walk from Aberdour golf course. What could be better than a game on this coastal course with magnificent views of the forth, Islands and historic Edinburgh and then returning to the comfort of The Cedar Inn where you would be in the only hotel in the area with a traditional “pub” feeling. We have our own whisky bar, with 101 fine malts, public bar and licensed restaurant.

We also operate a small 8 seated VW shuttle bus that allows golfers to travel around the courses without the need for additional transport and designated drivers. This can be arranged for an additional fee.

Walking

On the Fife Coastal path we are the only designated “Welcome Port” in Aberdour for the section from North Queensferry to Burntisland and from the experience of the many walkers staying at the Inn, we know its just the right distance for most walkers that are enjoying the route to settle down for the night.

Visit Website: http://www.fifecoastalpath.co.uk/

Cycling

Again we are very poular with the two wheelers of all ages as we have outside eating areas and can secure your transport should you wish to rest up for a night.

Visit Website: http://www.fifedirect.org.uk

Knockhill Racing Circuit

A distance of approx 11 miles, visit www.knockhill.com, the race circuit hosts many national competitions with visitors from across Europe.

Visit Website: http://www.knockhill.com/

Aberdour Festivals

Aberdour is a lovely place to visit at all times of the year but none more so than at its own Festival week. Usually the last week in July into the first few days of August it has run for over 25 years becoming a major event within Fife. Visit the Aberdour Festival website to see the amazing events and displays to take part or spectate.

Visit Website: http://www.aberdour-festival.org/

Edinburgh

Some visitors have cottoned onto the secret of visiting the amazing capitol. You can stay at the Cedar with all its charms and travel by rail from the village station (150 yards away). Situated on the London to Aberdeen main line with frequent trains, you travel in comfort to Edinburgh with the views of the Forth and the Bridges in around 35 mins. However you get off in the very heart of the city yards from the Castle, Princess Street, the Royal Mile and all the major attractions. Whereas some choose to stay in an outlying district of the city and spend a lot of their stay negotiating bus routes and time tables! All at City prices!

Visit Website: http://www.edinburgh.org/

Forth Charters

Tours of the islands of The Firth of Forth capturing their historic mysteries and secrets, whilst seeing the splendour of the seals and birdlife that occupy this wonder of nature. Whether a site seeing tour of the Islands and bridges or a sea fishing excursion (equipment supplied) you are guaranteed a memorable charter.