Écosse en août 2016, seule en mode "backpacker"

Hello,Thank you for your enquiry.For travelling from Inverness to Portree, you would take the Citylink bus from Inverness Bus Station. The timetable for this route can be found on their website here. This is currently their winter timetable, so it will change in the summer and it might be better to check back on their website (www.citylink.co.uk) nearer the time for more up-to-date times.For Portree to Flodigarry and Flodigarry to Uig, you would need to take the Stagecoach bus number 57A. You will be able to find the times on the timetable here. Again, this is their winter timetable, so the times will most likely change in the summer, so you can check back on Stagecoach'swebsite again for the summer timetable.Travelling from Uig to Fort William, from Fort William to Glencoe and Glencoe to Edinburgh would be by Citylink again. This timetable is valid until 26th May 2016, so you will have to check back for their summer timetable. Also, for travelling from Glencoe to Edinburgh, you would have to change first at Glasgow, and then get another bus to Edinburgh, but this should be shown in the timetable.Getting back to Inverness from Edinburgh is also with Citylink, or you can take the train if you would prefer. The Citylink timetable can be found here, and train times can be found on the ScotRail website (www.scotrail.co.uk).Citylink tickets can be purchased on their website, but you can also buy them from our information centre here in Inverness or from Inverness bus station. As for Stagecoach, most services you will just pay the driver as you board the bus. You don't need to have the exact fare as they will give you change, but it is cash only.I hope this information is useful (and makes sense!). If you need any further assistance, please don't hesitate to get back in touch with us.Kind regards,Joanne MacRae
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