Unique self catering holiday homes in an historic chapel in Perthshire, Scotland


Travel, transport and weather

Below are a few websites you may find useful when planning your holiday in Scotland.

Please click on links underlined to visit the relevant site.

Edinburgh Airport

Glasgow Airport

Aberdeen Airport

Dundee Airport

British Airports Authority

FlyBe

Easy-Jet

Ryanair

BA

Car Hire websites

Alamo Rent A Car

Avis Rent A Car

Hertz Rent A Car

National Car Rental

If you would prefer to rent a car locally, one of our visitors recommended Arnold Clark car hire (Perth and Dundee), "They were most helpful at short notice" Tel: 01738 638511. Also Thrifty Car Rental 01738 633677

Taxi
Locally taxi services including airport transfers are provided by M & M Chauffeur Services 01738 730444 and CJT Executive Travel 01764 664751 and S-Class 01764 664874 An example of the cost of airport transfer from Edinburgh to Dunning is around £65.

Train websites

The Travel Line website gives access to train and bus timetables

Railtrack Travel Information

British Rail Website

Scotrail Website

GNER

Ferry Information

Ferries from Rosyth (Edinburgh) to Zeebrugge

Ferries to Newcastle from Europe. Newcastle is 185 miles (295 km) from Duncrub Holidays, around 3.5 hours by car.

Caledonian Macbrayne Ferries

Route planning and weather

Route the AA 'door to door' route planner for your journey in the UK

Location finder enter the post code to find your destination

British Weather a comprehensive guide to what to expect weatherwise

Travelling to and from Perth

Parking in Perth. There are a wide range of safe and secure, short stay car parks within the city centre, and to stay all day, follow the signs for South Inch, Kinnoull Street, Thimble Row or Canal Street car parks. These car parks are a short walk from the High Street. Parking at South Inch is £2.50 per day.

Kinnoull Street multi-storey car park is open until midnight, Monday to Sunday and costs £1 after 6pm. Canal Street multi-storey car park is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year and parking is FREE from 6pm until 8am.

Broxden Park + Ride service operates between Broxden on the Glasgow Road approach to Perth and Perth city centre. This quick and easy alternative to using the car in the city centre costs £1 per return journey and provides a limited stop express service, with stops at Glasgow Road (Lamberkine Drive), Cherrybank, Perth Leisure Pool, Mill Street for the city centre, and Leonard Street for bus and rail stations.

Megabus.com use the Broxden Park+Ride site as an interchange for their buses operating to Glasgow, Edinburgh, Dundee, Aberdeen and Inverness. Megabus.com passengers can use the Perth Park+Ride service for journeys to/from Perth City Centre on payment of the appropriate fare to the driver or by showing your prepaid, through travel ticket, purchased from Megabus.com.

The Scone Park + Ride service is located on the northern approach into Scone and served by the no7 bus route. The Scone Park + Ride is open seven days a week from 6.36am (Monday to Friday), 7.16am (Saturday) and 9.56am(Sunday) with the site closing at 7.56pm daily. The buses depart every 10 minutes weekdays with reduced frequencies in the early evenings and on Sundays. Parking is free. Return ticket prices are £1.50 per adult and £2.50 for a family.

Perth city centre has 3 car parks that have achieved safety awards of "Secure by Design" or "Park Mark". These are the multi-storey car parks in Kinnoull Street and Canal Street and the open air car park in Old High Street.

Perth can be reached by a network of fast and reliable Bus services. In addition, local bus operators provide frequent links to Perth from most local towns. Citylink, Megabus, Traveline, Stagecoach are helpful websites.

Perth Railway Station is a short walk from the city centre. There are regular services to and from Stirling, Dundee and Pitlochry, with a journey time of around 30 minutes. Direct trains to and from Edinburgh run at approximately two hourly intervals. This is a lovely scenic train journey, passing along the Fife coast and through some stunning scenery in North Fife and Perthshire. From Edinburgh, the journey takes an hour and 25 minutes. The direct train to Perth from Glasgow, runs hourly from Queen Street and takes around an hour. Contact National Rail Enquiries