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Set-jetting in Scotland

Discover the latest travel trend: set-jetting

Are you already a seasoned set-jetter, or have you never heard of this relatively new travel term? Set-jetting means traveling to famous filming locations to relive the magic of your favorite films. Scotland offers some of the most breathtaking filming locations in the world and with DFDS you can travel there in comfort. Read on to discover the most beautiful filming locations for an unforgettable set-jetting experience in Scotland.

Iconic filming locations in Scotland

Scotland is known for its dramatic landscapes and castles that have been used extensively as filming locations. The country has been home to many movies, including Skyfall, Outlander, and Harry Potter. One of the most famous filming locations is Glenfinnan Viaduct, also known as the Harry Potter Bridge. This is where the iconic Hogwarts Express train passes on its way to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Another must-visit is the Glencoe Valley, which was featured in the James Bond movie Skyfall and the Outlander series. It is a breathtakingly beautiful area with dramatic mountain peaks and clear lakes. Something not to be missed on your set-jet adventure!

Our routes to the UK

From

€58

pp based on 4 persons in an inside cabin + car

Amsterdam-Newcastle Ferry Crossings

Our crossing between Amsterdam and Newcastle boasts daily departures, providing convenience and flexibility, whatever your plans.

From

€92

per car + up to 4 people, one way*

Dunkirk-Dover Ferry Crossings

Sail across the English Channel with ease on a short crossing between Dunkirk and Dover.

From

€92

per car + up to 4 people, one way*

Calais-Dover Ferry Crossings

Our Calais to Dover route is the shortest crossing we provide and is the perfect way to cross the Channel to the UK.

From

€108

per car + 2 people, one way*

Dieppe-Newhaven Ferry Crossings

Crossing the Channel from Dieppe to Newhaven provides you with the ideal gateway to the UK.

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Edinburgh

With DFDS ferries to Newcastle, it couldn’t be easier to travel Scotland for a fantastic holiday, with Edinburgh just a couple of hours’ drive from the port.

Glasgow

Situated on the River Clyde, near to Scotland’s west coast, Glasgow is the largest city in the country and holds many charms for holidaymakers looking for a city break.

Loch Lomond

Loch Lomond is a true treat for lovers of the outdoors, with an incredible variety of geology, flora and wildlife to see.

Cairngorms

The Cairngorms National Park, in the heart of the Scottish Highlands, was voted one of the top 20 places to visit in the world.

St Andrews

Discover the beautiful city of St Andrews in Scotland. Explore the oldest university in Scotland and if you have time be sure to visit the world-renowned golf courses.