Rosyth is a port on the Firth of Forth in Scotland, part of the United Kingdom. Cruise passengers usually use it as a gateway to Edinburgh, Dunfermline, St Andrews and other parts of central Scotland. The port has a working maritime background, with naval and dockyard history. Still, most visitors’ interest lies beyond the immediate harbour area. Edinburgh offers castles, museums, old streets and city views, while Fife gives access to coast, golf heritage and historic towns. Rosyth suits passengers who want a practical Scottish port call with strong excursion options rather than a large cruise-town centre.
Cruise from Southampton – Newcastle (Port of Tyne) – Rosyth – Aberdeen – Lerwick (Shetland Islands) – Stornoway (Isle of Lewis) – Belfast – Dublin – Cobh (Cork) – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from Newcastle – Rosyth – Tobermory (Isle of Mull) – Belfast – Killybegs – Galway City – Rosyth – Return to Newcastle.
Cruise from Southampton – Rosyth – Invergordon – Lerwick (Shetland Islands) – Tórshavn – Heimaey (Westmann Islands) – Reykjavik – Grundarfjordur – Isafjordur – Akureyri – Seydisfjordur – Eskifjordur – Stornoway (Isle of Lewis) – Londonderry…