Cruises from Rosyth, Fife are available to a variety of destinations including many in Northern Europe. They are particularly convenient for guests travelling from Scotland, but, if you're based further afield, it makes for a great opportunity to visit Edinburgh before your cruise.
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All cruises departing from Rosyth in 2023, 2024 & 2025 are operated by Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines aboard its Balmoral cruise ship. This intimate vessel has a selection of great facilities to help keep you entertained, including award-winning shows, fantastic dining and plenty of quiet places to relax.
Most Rosyth cruises sail to Norway. The close proximity of Scotland to Norway means that you can enjoy a return trip to Stavanger in as little as five nights. One of the highlights of a cruise to Norway is the beautiful Norwegian Fjords region. You can also explore charming cities like Bergen and Flam.
Cruising north from Scotland you could also take a Baltic cruise from Rosyth, exploring capitals like Copenhagen, Riga, St Petersburg, Stockholm and Oslo. Scottish island cruises from Rosyth are another popular choice, calling at picturesque locations like the Shetland Isles, Orkney Isles and the Isle of Mull. Or why not cruise from Rosyth to Iceland? Here’s you can see geysers, waterfalls and wildlife.
For those looking to try cruising for the first time, a Fred Olsen taster cruise from Rosyth is ideal. Take a one-night cruise from Rosyth to Newcastle and enjoy a day or two in the North East of England before getting the train back to Edinburgh.
The port of Rosyth is located on the north bank of the River Forth - 40 minutes’ drive from Edinburgh and 10 minutes from Dunfermline. Rosyth cruise port is quite small and only caters for relatively small cruise ships.
Take a look at our cruises from Rosyth and find your perfect cruise holiday. If you're looking for a specific cruise from here, give our Cruise Concierge team a call on 0808 239 1883 and we will be happy to help.
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