A new ferry service linking Fife and East Lothian is being launched today.
The Forth Ferry will make her maiden voyage, linking North Berwick to Anstruther, for around one month initially. Locals and tourists will be able to sail between the two popular seaside towns on a journey taking around 45 minutes each way.
The aim of the venture, a joint collaboration between the Scottish Seabird Centre and Safari Adventures, is to strengthen tourism links across Scotland. Visitors will have the opportunity to see wildlife including puffins and seals. The boat is also equipped to carry bicycles.
Colin Aston is the Managing Director of Seafari Adventures, he says there are benefits for the local economy as well as tourists.
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