Rosyth Ferry Routes - Ferries & Crossings to Europe
Book Online at:
Ferry from Edinburgh - www.dfdsseaways.co.uk
Amsterdam Ferry > Belfast Ferry > Bologne Ferry > Calais to Dover Ferry > Cork to Swansea Ferry > Dieppe to Newhaven Ferry > Dover > Dover - Calais > Dublin > Guernsey > Harwich Ferry > Hull Ferry > Irish Sea Ferry > Isle of Man Ferry > Isle of White Ferry > Jersey Ferry > Liverpool to Belfast Ferry > Newcastle Ferry > Newhaven to Dieppe Ferry > Norway Ferry > Ostend Ferry > Portsmouth Ferry > Rosyth > Santander Ferry > St Malo Ferry > Swansea to Cork Ferry - Book a Ferry
Superfast ferries are currently the only company who run a passenger ferry service out of Rosyth and offer the only direct link between Scotland and the European continent. Departing from Rosyth ferry port in the beautiful surroundings of Fife this service has opened up a great opportunity for those wishing to travel from Scotland to Zeebrugge, which acts as a gateway to some of the most interesting areas of Europe.
Rosyth ferry port is only eight miles outside Scotland's capital Edinburgh and only forty miles away from Glasgow, and is to be found on the shores of the Firth of Forth. Superfast ferries began operating this new route to Zeebrugge in 2002.
Superfast ferries promise quality service and friendly staff and aim to create a cruise type experience offering a wide range of facilities and onboard activities, such as bars, cafes, restaurants, discos and children's playrooms.
Superfast offer a range of luxury, two, three, and four berth cabins with air conditioning and en-suite toilets and showers. All their ferries include an A La Carte restaurant offering a range of culinary specialties in convivial surroundings.
Sailing routes
The new Superfast Rosyth ferry service departs at 17.00 hrs each day and arrives at 11.30 hrs the next morning with a crossing time of 17 hrs and 30 minutes. Prices for a single adult return start at around €159.
Driving directions
Rosyth ferry port is to be found to the north west of the Forth Road Bridge. Take the A90 from Edinburgh or if you're coming from Dunfermline take the M90. Take the A985 west in to Rosyth and just follow the signs to the ferry port.
Rosyth Ferry Port MapWhy Rosyth?
The Port of Rosyth is located in the beautiful surroundings of the Scottish county, Fife in a lovely spot on the rugged Scottish coastline amid wonderful scenery and pretty fishing villages. Rosyth is an ideal place to begin any journey. Its close proximity to the two major Scottish towns Glasgow and Edinburgh means that it is ideally located as a gateway to the rest of the country and particularly to the famous Scottish Highlands.
World Holiday Travel Guides - Cyprus Holiday Travel Guide & Vacations - Costa Rica Holiday Travel Guide - Croatia Holiday Travel Guide - Dubai Holiday & Vacation Travel Guide - France Holiday & Vacation Travel Guide - Greece Holiday & Vacation Travel Guide - Hawaii Holiday Travel Guide - Ibiza Holiday & Vacation Travel Guide - Italy Holiday & Vacation Travel Guide - Majorca Holiday & Vacation Travel Guide - Malta Vacation & Holiday Travel Guide - Mexico Vacation & Holiday Travel Guide - Portugal Vacation & Holiday Travel Guide - Spanish Holiday Travel Guide & Vacations - Thailand Holiday & Vacation Travel Guide - Turkey Vacation & Travel Guide
Specialist Breaks - Alaska Holiday Travel Guide - World Cruises - Golf Holidays - Grand Canyon Vacations - Climb Kilimanjaro - Las Vegas Vacations - African Safaris - Orlando Vacations
Weekend City Breaks - Buy & Sell Timeshare - Airport Parking - Airport Hotels - Ferry To France - Vacation Rentals in Spain - Travel Insurance
Ferry Destinations & Tips
