Cycling in Scotland with DFDS

Scotland is a beautiful country to explore by bike. With its vast landscapes, beautiful coasts and historic towns, there is much for cycling enthusiasts to discover. A great way to discover this is to combine it with a ferry crossing with DFDS. We offer several trips to Scotland where you can take your bike on board. We would like to introduce you to some of the most beautiful cycling routes in Scotland.

Another absolutely worthwhile cycle route is the Hebridean Way. It is a 300km route linking the Scottish Hebrides Islands. The route passes beautiful coastlines, rugged mountains and historic sites. For example, the islands of Lewis and Harris have beautiful beaches and the historic Callanish Stones, a collection of standing stones. These stones predate Stonehenge and are an important historical site. On arrival in Newcastle drive to Ullapool where you can take the ferry to the Hebrides.

This is a 380km route running from Campbeltown in the south to Inverness in the north. The route runs along the west coast of Scotland and offers beautiful views of the sea and mountains. Along the way you will pass historic villages, castles and beautiful lakes such as the famous Loch Ness. It's a great place to stop, relax and maybe even see Nessie, the Loch Ness Monster. From Newcastle, continue to Campbeltown, where this wonderful cycle tour begins.