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Scrabster Ferry Port
Scrabster Ferry Port is an important harbor of the Scottish fishing industry and also the fastest growing fishing port in Britain. It is situated in the North of Scotland, 1½ miles from Thurso, 22½ miles from Wick and 112 miles from Inverness. From Scrabster Ferry Port you can catch a ferry to Stromness, which will take only 90 minutes. The service is run by the operator Northlink Ferries. You can book all ferries from Scrabster with AFerry.co.uk.
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Scrabster Ferry Times & Sailing Information
Timetables
Frequency
Duration
Company
up to 3 crossings per day
1hr 30mins
Scrabster port facilities
There is a long-stay car park in Scrabster Ferry Port, which is operated by Scrabster Harbour Trust.
Facilities at the terminal of Scrabster Ferry Port include ticket Sales and Enquiries; payphone, snack bar, Disabled Access and Disabled Toilet.
Getting to Scrabster
Rapsons operate local bus routes in the North of Scotland. Citylink operate a regular coach service from Scrabster to Inverness. Some services stop at the Ferry Terminal in Scrabster, while others stop 1½ miles from the Ferries Terminal, in the centre of Thurso.
A regular train service of Scotrail links Thurso and Wick with Inverness and is timed to connect with arrivals and departures of the Northlink ferry crossings from Scrabster port. A bus link between the station, Thurso town and Scrabster is in operation for speedy passenger transfer. Thurso Train Station is located about 2 miles from Scrabster Ferry terminal.
Wick Airport is situated 23½ miles from the town. There is a regular air service to Edinburgh.
About Scrabster
People travelling from Scrabster Ferry Port can take advantage of the spectacular views of the Old Man of Hoy, and St John's Head, which can only be seen on the ferry route from Scrabster Ferry Port to Stromness port in the Orkneys.
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