Citylink 916 - Glasgow to Loch Lomond, Glen Coe, Fort William, Portree & Uig
Places to visit along the way
Highlights
All places
- Glasgow City Centre
- Dumbarton
- Balloch
- Arden
- Luss
- Inverbeg
- Tarbet
- Inveruglas
- Ardlui
- Inverarnan
- Crianlarich
- Tyndrum
- Bridge Of Orchy
- Glencoe
- Ballachulish
- North Ballachulish
- Onich
- Corran
- Fort William
- Lochybridge
- Torlundy
- Spean Bridge
- Stronaba
- Glen Roy
- Letterfinlay
- Laggan
- Invergarry
- Bun Loyne
- Loch Cluanie
- Shiel Bridge
- Allt a Chruinn
- Inverinate
- Dornie
- Ardelve
- Nostie
- Auchtertyre
- Kirkton
- Reraig
- Kyle of Lochalsh
- Kyleakin
- Breakish
- Skulamus
- Broadford
- Strollamus
- Dunan
- Ard Dorch
- Luib
- Sconser
- Sligachan
- Portree
- Borve
- Kensaleyre
- Kingsburgh
- Cuidrach
- Earlish
- Uig
Sights to see along the way
aerial view with an meander river on bay of Uig, isle of lewis, outer Hebrides, Scotland
Glen Coe in the Lochaber area of the Scottish Highlands.Distant mountains reflected in the still waters of a calm,within a forest lake on a hot summer afternoon.
View of the Falls of Falloch, waterfall in Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park, Scotland, UK
Beautiful scenery of Inveruglas , a hamlet on the west shore of Loch Lomond with reflection , Argyll and Bute , Scotland
Skye from Kyle of Lochalsh, in the mainland Highlands of Scotland, in a sunny, bright day. Despite the boats and ferries docked at the loch harbor, the main link for transportation is the long bridge.
Aerial view of the village of Kyleakin on the Isle of Skye in the Inner Hebrides, Scotland, UK
Scotland, Highland, Wester Ross, Onich. Sail boats are moored in Onich harbor on Loch Linnhe in the Highland of Scotland.
Loch na Cairidh with Isle Scalpay
Loch na Cairidh with Isle Scalpay
An inter-island car ferry at the pier on the island of Rassay with Cuillin Hills Isle of Skye in the background
Colorful sunset over the Scottish Higlands, river Sligachan, Scotland
Sligachan Bridge, Isle of Skye, Scotland, with Cuillin Mountains and orange clouds on backround in sunset light, Isle of Skye, Scotland
The West Highland Way is a linear long distance footpath in Scotland, with the official status of Long Distance Route. It is 96.0 miles long.
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Citylink 916 - Glasgow to Loch Lomond, Glen Coe, Fort William, Portree & Uig
The Scottish Citylink 916 service offers a spectacular journey through some of Scotland’s most iconic and breath-taking landscapes, connecting Glasgow with the Highlands and the Isle of Skye.
This route is not just a means of transport but an immersive experience that showcases the natural beauty of Scotland, making it a popular choice for both locals and tourists.
Starting in the vibrant city of Glasgow, the 916 service heads northwest, offering passengers views of the rolling countryside before reaching the shores of Loch Lomond, Scotland’s largest freshwater loch.
The journey continues through the Trossachs National Park, where passengers can enjoy the serene beauty of forests, glens, and mountains.
As the bus makes its way north, it passes through the charming town of Fort William, nestled at the base of Ben Nevis, the UK’s highest mountain.
Fort William is known as the outdoor capital of the UK, and the views from the bus highlight the dramatic landscapes that surround this area.
The final leg of the journey takes passengers across the iconic Skye Bridge, leading to the Isle of Skye.
Known for its rugged beauty, the Isle of Skye offers dramatic coastlines, towering cliffs, and enchanting landscapes, making it a must-visit destination.
The Citylink 916 service is equipped with comfortable seating, large windows for optimal viewing, and onboard amenities, ensuring a pleasant and memorable journey.
Whether travelling for leisure or exploring the Highlands, the 916 service provides a unique way to experience the natural splendour of Scotland.
Bring your bike,
buses on this route can carry bicycles
Dogs are welcome,
bring your adorable pooch onboard
Animals, other than trained assistance dogs, will not normally be allowed to travel on our coaches. Trained assistance dogs should wear their harness or identification jacket whilst travelling.
Exceptions will be made for small animals which are fully contained within a pet carrier. The pet carrier must be secured on the floor area of the coach beneath the passenger’s feet.
