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Bluefolds Highland Self Catering Holiday Cottages in Glenlivet Scotland
Travel InformationDue to the rural location of our cottages the easiest way to travel in this area is by car. However you may wish to travel to Scotland by air, ferry or rail and hire a car for your stay. It is recommended that you arrange your hire car before travelling to ensure that one is available when you arrive. Back to Location |
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Travel to Scotland by RailOur nearest railway station is at Aviemore with a regular service from Edinburgh, London and the south. Travel by day with The Great North Eastern Railway on the route of The Flying Scotsman and enjoy the scenery, or overnight on Scotrail's Caledonian Sleeper and awake refreshed in the Highlands. |
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Ferry Services to ScotlandSuperfast ferries operate from Zeebrugge in Belgium to Rosyth near Edinburgh. Ferries are available from The Netherlands, Norway and Sweden to Newcastle; Calais to Dover; Zeebrugge and Rotterdam to Hull. There are also a links from Belfast to Stranraer; Larne to Carnryan and Troon; Dublin to Liverpool. |
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Fly to The Highlands of ScotlandOur nearest airports are at Aberdeen or Inverness. Regular direct flights are available from Heathrow, Gatwick, Luton, Southampton, Bristol, Norwich, Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds/Bradford, Humberside, Newcastle, Teeside, Isle of Man, Belfast, Dublin, Jersey, Edinburgh and Glasgow. |
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