Edinburgh's UNESCO Heritage

Our traditional private adventure tour starts from Cramond Beach on the North side of Edinburgh. It offers the opportunity to cycle along some of the most historical and ancestral sites, part of UNESCO World Heritage.

En route, we’ll pass the towering, historic Dalmeny House, one of Scotland’s finest stately homes, which never fails to impress, from the first breathtaking glimpse to the ancestral history of over 300 years.

Take in the “The Antonine Wall”, without doubt Scotland’s most important and substantial Roman remains.

The waterside views of the mile-long Forth Bridges are unmissable : including the cantilevered Victorian railway bridge.

Discover the gateway to the Firth of Forth through South Queensferry. It can seem like a world away from the hustle bustle of the city.

As a private tour, the journey is very flexible and includes a lovely break in South Queensferry for a quick brunch before hitting the road back to finish the loop in Cramond.

We can also adjust the route depending on your needs and your cycling ability level. This is made easy as there are few different cycle paths and sites within the same area, reachable by bike.

Highlights

• Cramond Beach,
• Cramond’s Roman Fort,
• UNESCO World Heritage,
• Dalmeny House,
• South Queensferry,
• Firth Forth Bridges.