Rosyth Ferry Port Information
Rosyth, in the county of Fife, is a central location excellent for visiting other parts of Scotland. It is most popular with golfers for its proximity to St Andrews.
St Andrews is the home of golf and it has been played here for over 600 years. The Old Course is probably most famous golf course in the world.
Located only 8 miles from Edinburgh and 40 miles from Glasgow, Rosyth was the preferred choice of Scottish Enterprise for the development of a ferry port and it is the only Scottish port with direct links to central Europe.
Port of Rosyth Services
Rosyth Port is the newest port facility in Edinburgh. Once a naval base, the facility now offers modern and new amenities. The harbour itself is situated in Scotland's wonderful county of Fife, with its coastal, idyllic fishing villages.
Facilities at the port aren't extensive, but there are some vending machines and a convenience store positioned at the ferry terminal building. Since the port's opening in the 1998, several businesses have started to operate around the port.
There are short and long stay car parking facilities at the terminal.
Norfolkline operate ferries from Rosyth to Zeebrugge in Belgium. There are 3 sailings a week with a crossing time of 20 hours.
This Scotland to Belgium service only started in 2009 and is operated by their latest vessel the Scottish Viking offering both a passenger and freight service. Onboard facilities include children's play area, a large screen cinema and fully equipped ensuite cabins to make your journey a comfortable pleasure.