Cape
Wrath
The most far flung corner of Scotland is Durness. Getting here by car or public transport provides few problems with huge investment in Highland roads in recent years, the journeying north from Inverness via Lairg and Laxford takes only just over two hours. The more spectacular journey by Ullapool adds on about another half an hour. Inverness is a major regional centre with direct bus, rail and air links to other Scottish cities and to London. Local rail services run north to Lairg where the postbus connects for the onward journey to Durness. A direct bus service from Inverness via Ullapool runs in the summer as does a service from Thurso along the north coast. Rapsons - www.rapsons.co.uk Monday - Saturday from the end of May until the end of September Leave Thurso railway Station 1130 and arrive in Durness 1400 Leave Durness 1500 arrive Thurso 1730. Tim Dearman Coaches www.timdearmancoaches.co.uk Monday - Saturday from the end of May until the end of September Leave Inverness Bus Station 8:50 and arrive Durness 13.45 Leave Durness 15:05 and arrive Inverness 19:40. Dial-A-Bus, Iris Mather Durness -Advance contact for these services is advisable. e-mail [email protected] phone 01971 511 343/287 May - September : The 1st and 3rd Saturday of each month Durness - Inverness. Depart Durness 08.45 arrive Inverness Leave Inverness 1600 Arrive Durness May- September : 2nd and 4th Saturday each month Durness - Thurso. Depart Durness 0900 arrive Thurso Depart Thurso 1600 and arrive Durness October - April : 1st Saturday in the month Durness - Inverness- Durness October - April : 2nd Saturday in the month Durness - Thurso - Durness Every Wednesday all year Durness - Kinlochbervie depart Durness 1200 return depart Kinlochbervie 1600. Post Bus
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