easy
6 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; basic cycling capability recommended
Ride an e-bike from Edinburgh to South Queensferry, then unwind with a cruise beneath the iconic Forth Rail Bridge. Seals, scenic vistas, and charming town exploration complete this 6-hour adventure.
Ages 14+ • Available in: English, Italian, Spanish • 6 hours
Embark on a memorable 6-hour e-bike adventure from Edinburgh to South Queensferry, where stunning countryside views await. Enjoy a leisurely cruise around the Forth, capturing sights of seals and the iconic Forth Rail Bridge. Explore the charming town, filled with shops and cafes, for a perfect day out.
6 hours
If you’re looking for a unique day out that will take you to some of the most beautiful sights outside of Edinburgh, then a magical day out on an e-bike to South Queensferry is the perfect option.
The e-bike ride is an easy, comfortable, and eco-friendly way to travel, and the views of the countryside on the way are simply stunning. You’ll be able to take in the rolling hills, the tranquil beaches, and the picturesque villages, all while travelling in a sustainable way.
Once in South Queensferry, you can take a leisurely cruise around the Forth. This is a great opportunity to photograph seals and take in the unique views of the Forth Rail Bridge, a UNESCO heritage site. This iconic structure is an incredible feat of engineering and a sight to behold.
After the cruise, you can explore the local area. South Queensferry is a charming town with several interesting shops, cafes and attractions. There’s plenty to keep you busy here, from taking a stroll along the shoreline, or having a bite in places like the Hawes Inn, a favourite of Robert Louis Stevenson.
Weather near the Firth of Forth can be breezy, so pack a lightweight jacket to stay comfortable during the cruise portion.
The cruise offers excellent photography chances of seals and the Forth Rail Bridge; prepare to capture stunning shots.
Though you’ll be on an e-bike, some light walking in South Queensferry’s cobbled streets is part of the experience.
Bring water and snacks to keep your energy up through the combined biking and cruising activities.
The Forth Rail Bridge, completed in 1890, was a pioneering engineering achievement and is still operational today as a key rail link.
Efforts focus on protecting the fragile estuary ecosystem, including seal habitats and preventing litter during tourism activities.
A must for safety during the e-bike portion of the tour.
Protects against frequent rain and wind near the coast.
fall|spring|winter specific
Shields your eyes from glare on both land and water.
summer specific
Keeps you hydrated throughout the active journey.