Fife, and immediate region north, was the ancestral home of the Stuart monarchs. In Celtic times it was a region populated by the strange Picttish folk. It's a small but intensely interesting corner of Scotland now most readily renowned for its world-beating golf courses and the granddaddy of them all at St Andrews.

Sightseeing in this compact area is fantastically varied, ranging across traditional east coast fishing harbors, royal palaces at Falkland and Balmoral, dark age fortresses and beautiful churches. Sites connected with famous names abound - Andrew Carnegie, Robinson Crusoe, Mary, Queen of Scots, Robert Falcon Scott and our much-loved Queen Mother, are just a few.

You'll see not only where golf originated but arguably tennis too! All this and some splendid scenic drives mark these three days as truly memorable.

With a maximum group size of 11 and a university educated guide/driver, you are sure to have a memorable and personal experience.