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Official Caledonian MacBrayne Hebridean & Clyde Ferries site

Official Caledonian MacBrayne Hebridean & Clyde Ferries site

Getting Here | St Andrews St Andrews is easy to reach A modern bus station From Edinburgh to St Andrews: Leave the city via the A90 (follow signs for the Forth Road Bridge). From Glasgow to St Andrews: Leave the city via the M8 towards Edinburgh. From Dundee and the north to St Andrews: Leave Dundee city centre via the Tay Road Bridge (A92), Continue for two miles, then at a roundabout take the A914, then the A919 (passing Leuchars Rail Station), then the A91, all the while following signs for St Andrews. St Andrews is served by Leuchars Rail Station, which is on the East Coast main line linking London, Edinburgh and Aberdeen. Visit National Rail enquiries for timetables and on-line booking or try Traveline Scotland for a comprehensive journey planning service. The modern bus station in St Andrews is very well served by frequent and comfortable express coaches running from Edinburgh, Glasgow and Dundee, and also by an extensive local public bus network which operates throughout St Andrews and the wider Fife area.

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