Charlestown Taxis
Local pick-ups and drop-offs across Charlestown's conservation village streets, the harbour and the historic lime kilns — a short, quick run from Rosyth.
A quiet village, well covered
Charlestown was built as a planned industrial village in the 18th century, and the giant lime kilns down by the harbour — among the largest of their kind still standing in Scotland — are still the thing most visitors come to see. It's a small, quiet place, which means taxis aren't exactly queuing on every corner, so having a number you can call and rely on matters more here than in a busier town.
We cover Charlestown as part of our regular Limekilns and coast-road route, so pick-up times are consistent whether you're heading into Dunfermline, down to Rosyth station, or connecting onward for an airport transfer.
Village-wide pick-ups
From the harbour and lime kilns to every street in the conservation village.
Reliable in a quiet village
A number you can call, rather than hoping a passing taxi has space.
Onward connections
Quick runs into Dunfermline, Rosyth or on to Inverkeithing station.
Visitor-friendly
Comfortable with one-off visitor pick-ups as well as regular local bookings.
Nearby areas we also cover
Common questions, answered.
No — Charlestown is a small village without a taxi rank, which is exactly why it's worth having Docks Taxis Rosyth saved as your local number for a guaranteed pick-up.
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