The Port of Rosyth
The Port of Rosyth (Edinburgh) is a dedicated cruise terminal on the River Forth's north bank, roughly 40 minutes from Edinburgh city centre and 30 minutes from Edinburgh Airport. Edinburgh Castle is a historic fortress built atop a 350-million-year-old extinct volcano called Castle Rock in Scotland's capital. The hilly Scottish capital is a UNESCO World Heritage site and is built on dormant volcanoes, has over 4,500 listed buildings and hosts the world's largest arts festival, the Edinburgh Fringe!
Cruise Terminal
- Official name: Port of Rosyth – Rosyth Cruise Terminal
- Address: Rosyth, Dunfermline, Fife, KY11 2XP
- Location: On the north bank of the River Forth, approximately 40 minutes from Edinburgh
Arriving by Car
- Parking is arranged via our Guest Services team, with pre-booking required. Please drive to the luggage drop‑off area first
- Click here for details on how to book parking
- Once luggage is taken by porters, guests are directed to the car park, approximately 50 metres from the terminal entrance
- No wheelchair assistance is provided within the car park
- There are no electric vehicle charging points at Rosyth
Arriving by Train
- Nearest station: Inverkeithing and is around a 15 minute taxi ride to the Port of Rosyth.
Arriving by Air
- Edinburgh Airport is around a 30–40 minutes by car or taxi
- There is no direct public transport service from the cruise terminal itself.
Map of Port of Rosyth (Edinburgh)
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