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1. Take the tram from Princes Street to Port of LeithT50
2. Walk from Port of Leith to Inchkeith
26 min

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Distance: 6.1 mi
Duration: 26 min

What companies run services between Edinburgh, Scotland and Inchkeith, Scotland?

There is no direct connection from Edinburgh to Inchkeith. However, you can take the vehicle to Port of Leith then travel to Inchkeith.

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