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Hoy is accessed from Orkney mainland by a short sea crossing operated byOrkney FerriesHouton ~ 01856 811397 ~ LynessVehicle & passenger timetablesStromness ~ 01856 850624 ~ MoanessBicycle & passenger timetables
Travel to Mainland Orkney Travelling to the far North of Scotland by road or rail is an experience especially if you enjoy fabulous scenery Take time out to visit John O'Groats, not much there but at least you can say you've been...? The ferry journeys are also pleasant ~ watch out for Dolphins, Porpoises and Seals, you may even see a pod of Orcas... Traveline Scotland where you can plan any public transport journey within Scotland; for journeys from other places in the UK use Transport Direct Travel by Air, Coach or Train to Thurso then use the local bus service to Gill's Bay and Scrabster for Pentland and Northlink ferries Orkney Bus offers a "peak" season coach & ferry service from Inverness to Kirkwall via John O'Groats Northlink Ferries service operates from Scrabster to Stromness (1 hour.30) or Aberdeen to Kirkwall (6 hours.30) Pentland Ferries (1 hour) from Gill's Bay to St. Margaret's Hope. P & O offer an extensive ferry service to mainland Scotland from Europe, Ireland and UKFly, Drive & Ferry Air fares to Orkney appear quite expensive considering the time in the air, however it is possible to secure lower cost flights with British Airways or Flybe to Kirkwall EasyJet, and Ryanair are well known for their economy fares and provide a good service to Scotland's airports while 5th Gear Scotland and Arnold Clark offer competitive car hire from around £100 per week |
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