3-Route Edinburgh Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour

Love a bus tour and this was a great way to get around Edinburgh and learn lots that we wouldn't have otherwise. Thanks so much

I bought my ticket online, quickly and easily. I really enjoyed the live commentary on the Edinburgh tour (Green route) and David was very entertaining.

Nice commentary in the pre-recorded guide, well designed routes. I would recommemd though to decribe the routes better on the website - the Regal tozr is hard to find.

Handy for discovering the city and getting to the various points of interest. The guide on the green route was interesting and humorous.

The HOHO-buses are a good means to get an overview of Edinburghs highlights. Especially I enjoined the tours with personal guide!

The convenience and an easy way to see the layout of the city. The following day we went again knowing where we want to see.

It was a great way to see the ocean and take a break from all the walking. It stopped several places so I could hop off anytime.

Easy to purchase tickets. Lots of staff available to ask questions of. Great drivers. Tour guide Colin had lots of interesting information. Liked the three different routes.

Really enjoyed the commentary on the bus, all staff were incredibly friendly and knowledgable and it stopped at some great spots!

Such a fantastic way to see beautiful Edinburgh. Each of the 3 routes offered something different and we managed to go on all 3, would highly recommend doing that if time permits. We stopped off at the botanical gardens and enjoyed some quiet time there wandering around. It is very easy using the hop on hop off buses and the drivers were very helpful and the commentary is great.

All the bus drivers were very friendly and helpful. The tours cover lots of great sights. So we liked it. We would love to do it again.

That I was able to see the whole city in an afternoon. I went to Edinburgh for a conference and I had only a few hours to visit the city. Although everything went well I want to mention something that was not nice. I was waiting for the blue line bus around 5 pm. I knew it was the last one. The bus came and stop behind a green one but did not approach the stop completely. The driver didn't see me because he did not care to see if someone was there. When I called, he saw me but left!! And it was the last one! I was at market square so I was able to ran to the next stop and get it. I talked to the driver. He was not very nice. But then the ride was great.

It was convenient and the best way to get around the city on a chilly day! We got the three bus pass and we're able to hop on and off the red, green and blue bus and see the whole city.

The ease of getting to where we needed to go. Although, the traffic and traffic lights makes it a very long day and limited times to do it a short period.

I loved that I was able to explore Edinburgh easily without having to drive through the city also I was able to learn the history of Edinburgh through the guides ❤️❤️❤️❤️

The drivers were great, and the three different routes were helpful in understanding the layout of the city. We took full advantage of our 48 hour pass, and even though we had been to Edinburgh before have a better understanding of its history.

Many pick-up points during the route green/red and/or blue.... Seen a lot of the city! Do wear walking shoes because we took 20,000 steps a day despite the bus .

The weather was on point for a change 😆🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 The ability to get on and off and frequency off Buses. headphone Commentary was good but not loud enough.

it was well organized, online booking and hop on hop off perfect. in my opinion to many busses ... it should be reduced, also if you have to wait some minutes longer. too many busses in Edinburgh... !!!!

I really enjoyed seeing the city with less walking. I also enjoyed getting out to the port and seeing a different side of the city, and enjoying a flight of whiskey at the distillery. However the bus that was supposed to come every 20 minutes finally came after an hour, took me to Waverly and then announced that "they were done". I don't think I got my money's worth and I would have been better off taking the bus. When I was waiting at the Brittania stop there were 4 buses and 3 trams that went by during my time there. I did enjoy the green line the most as I enjoyed the live commentor. I had no idea how to access the audio guide for the blue or the red and there was no instructions from the driver. When trying to find a stop for the blue line I was directed to a location where the road was closed. Edinburgh was a bit of the mess with the fringe so they might not have known.