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FSD Glasgow Taxis provide personal/private tours from
South Queensferry, the Port of Rosyth and Port of Leith. The vehicles are top of the range 6 seat, 8
seat and 16 seat people carriers for your comfort and
have excellent visibility.
 The
Company takes great pride in their tours and have a
total professional approach to their business both with
the standard of uniformed drivers/tour guides and the
quality of service.
The customers are met on the quayside with the
tour guide holding a namecard.
There is a range of pre-planned tours ranging from our tour of
Edinburgh, Rosslyn Chapel (Da Vinci Code) and Stirling Castle (William
Wallace Monument)
Alternatively we would be delighted to put together a
tour specifically for your party, so designed to suit the time you have
available including your interests & requirements.
Half day tours are priced at £200 and full days at
£300 per car including driver/tour guide.
Please contact us and
we will respond immediately. We recognise that sometimes
arrangements take a while to firm up what with numbers
and locations so with that in mind we wont press
you to confirm anything at an early stage. If the truth
be told we find that by the time arrangements are
finalised our customers are so well known to us that we
recognise them at the gangplank on arrival.
We look forward to
hearing from you and guarantee to give you a hearty Scottish welcome.
Tel.
44 (0)141 278 7277 or
44 (0)131 278 0744
Mobile
- (44) (0)7710 441156
or
e'mail
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glasgowtaxis@yahoo.com
or
click
on this button
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PASSENGER TERMINAL
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The Port of Rosyth, Exmouth Building, Dew
Way,
Rosyth, Fife KY11 2XP.
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Tel : 01383 413366 Fax : 01383 414499
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The Port of Rosyth is situated on the north
bank of the Firth of Forth just to the west
of the Forth Bridge.
Formerly a Royal Navy base, Rosyth is now a
thriving commercial port.
Surrounded by the wonderful countryside of
the county of Fife, Rosyth is only 15
minutes from Scotland's glorious capital
city.
Dominated by it's ancient castle, Edinburgh
offers great shopping, visitor attractions &
history galore!
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PORT OF LEITH
The district
of Leith on the eastern
coast of Scotland is the
home of one of the country’s
busiest ports, which was
originally constructed in
the 1300s and expanded
several times since. Today
it is the largest enclosed
deep-water port in Scotland.
Leith’s
location directly to the
north of
Edinburgh, the capital
and second-largest city of
Scotland, has given it a
great deal of significance,
both today and in the past.
Because of the district’s
value as a major port, as
well as its interesting
history and its proximity to
the capital, cruise lines
often make stops at
Leith.
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