Ferry from Hawes Pier (Queensferry) to Inchcolm Island, Firth of Forth, Scotland

The ferries leave from Hawes Pier (historic town situated to the west of Edinburgh) to the Inchcolm Island, known for its well-preserved medieval abbey and wartime fortifications. The ferry journey typically takes about 30 minutes each way. The service runs seasonally, usually from April to October.
There are remnants of fortifications from both World Wars, adding to the historical intrigue of the journey. You can see what's left behind from these fortifications on the way to the Inchcolm, plus the relaxing seals on buoy, that was a site to see :D

[@hajarfaghihi1061]

Thanks for sharing .👍
we enjoyed .
Cruising is fun this season.
We hope you have a great weekend .
lots of love ❤️ ❤️

[@inbetween-days]

Thank you for sharing your ferry trip. Some wonderful scenery along the way. Great to see the seal and all the birds. The Abbey looks interesting. Have a great weekend. Best wishes Dave and Dawn ❤️

[@scottishwonders4810]

thanks Dawn and Dave ❤