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Travel

 

MV Hebrides at Uig

The links below will take you to the main sources of information for public transport to and around Skye.

If you will be driving on the island, do read this. Distances and approximate times to reach Skye by road are here, and distances between places on the island are here.

  • Caledonian MacBrayne
    CalMac operates ferry services throughout the Hebrides, including the link between Mallaig on the Scottish mainland and Armadale on Skye.
  • Glenelg to Kylerhea Ferry

    "The preferred crossing for the discerning traveller..." Highly recommended. (summer only)

  • Citylink
    Scottish Citylink runs regular coach services between Skye and Glasgow (including Glasgow Airport) and between Skye and Inverness. Citylink coaches are also the way to travel within Skye along the main A87 road, from Kyleakin, through Broadford, Sligachan and Portree, to Uig.
  • Stagecoach

    The local bus and coach services here are operated by Stagecoach. You can download a timetable for their Skye services from here.

  • Flights

    There are direct flights to Inverness Airport from Amsterdam and Dublin, and from a number of UK cities, including London, Manchester, Belfast, Birmingham and Bristol. Details do vary frequently, so it's best to check the latest information here.

  • Car Hire on Skye
    Car hire from Jans in Portree

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Did you know?

...that Skye was a part of the kingdom of Norway until 1263



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