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Elaine,  United Kingdom United Kingdom
09 Nov 2024
Good
Staff were friendly and knowledgeable, the recorded history played was audible in certain areas of the boat, lots of history associated with the area I missed. The bar catering was lacking, a wee...
Staff were friendly and knowledgeable, the recorded history played was audible in certain areas of the boat, lots of history associated with the area I missed. The bar catering was lacking, a wee bit imagination here would make the tours so much more comfortable. Toilets were clean and adequate.
The Three Bridges & Inchcolm Island Cruise from South Queensferry
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Ulrike,  Germany Germany
16 May 2024
Excellent
Sehr schöne, informative 90 Minuten Tour! Sind auf der Klosterinsel nicht ausgestiegen. Haben Seerobben und drei Puffins gesehen :)
The Three Bridges & Inchcolm Island Cruise from South Queensferry
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Alicia,  Spain Spain
08 Oct 2023
Good
Ha sido una muy buena experiencia!! Lo único que el mar estaba un poco movido pero nos atendieron muy bien y fueron muy amables
The Three Bridges & Inchcolm Island Cruise from South Queensferry

About: Inchcolm Island

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Inchcolm Island is an island in the Firth of Forth in Scotland covering an area of nine hectares. A defensive outpost for the nearby city of Edinburgh, the island was the scene of multiple English raids and invasions during the Wars of Scottish Independence. It is now a popular tourist destination where visitors can discover the embattled past of Scotland.

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