Sightseeing Cruises on the Firth of Forth

1.5 hour Sightseeing Cruise

See all the Forth Bridges and amazing wildlife

Come and join us on our spectacular 90 minute sightseeing cruise, where you will cruise under all three Forth Bridges and down towards Inchcolm Island. By far the best way to view the magnificent engineering of the Forth Bridge, The Forth Road Bridge and the Queensferry Crossing.

3 hour Inchcolm Landing Trip

Explore Inchcolm Island with 1.5 hours ashore

Combine your 1.5 hour sightseeing cruise with a visit to Inchcolm Island, explore the ancient Abbey, marvel at the magnificent wildlife, or relax on the tranquil beaches and soak in the amazing views.

Seafari Three Bridges and Three Island Trip

1 Hour wildlife watching trip on board high speed Rib

Our high speed 12 seat Ribs are the perfect way to have an exhilarating trip around all three Forth Bridges and around the Islands of Inchgarvie, Inchcolm and Inchmickery. Get up and close to the wildlife and learn some amazing facts from our experienced skippers and guides.

3 hour Evening Scottish Folk Music

3 Hour evening cruise with live Folk Band

The brilliant 'Pure Malt' folk band play a mixture of Scottish and Irish folk music, and always get the audience singing along to some classic tunes.

3 hour Jazz Cruise

3 Hour evening cruise with live Jazz Band

Our resident Jazz Band play a great mix of Dixieland and traditional Jazz tunes interspersed with infomation about the islands and wildlife that you will see on the cruise.

RIB taster trips

20 minute trip around the Forth Bridges

We are running short 20 minute trips around the Forth Bridges to give a taste of our longer high speed wildlife trips

Trips are suitable for adults and children over 8 years old.

Fizz on the Forth

3 hour evening cruise with glass of fizz on arrival and music from Cailean McLean. Fizz cocktails available to purchase at the bar.

Alloa Folk Music cruise

3 hour evening cruise departing from Alloa

5 Bridges Cruise - 4 hours with Folk Band and BBQ

4 Hour cruise up river to pass under the Kincardine and Clackmannanshire bridges.