The journey from Keith to Peterhead is a straightforward trip across the Aberdeenshire countryside. You will travel east, passing through Huntly and Inverurie before reaching the coast. Driving is the most efficient method, taking about 1 hour via the A96 and A947. Public transport is available but requires a change in Aberdeen, making it a longer journey. Peterhead is a major fishing port and the largest town in Aberdeenshire.
Total Distance: 65 km driving distance, 55 km straight-line distance.
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| Duration | 2 hours 30 mins | 1 hour |
| Avg Price | 10-20 GBP | 10-15 GBP fuel |
| Operator | Stagecoach | Personal Vehicle |
| Route | Keith to Aberdeen, then Aberdeen to Peterhead. | A96 to Inverurie, then A947 to Peterhead. |
| Tip | The bus from Aberdeen to Peterhead is very frequent. | The A947 is a busy road; drive carefully. |
Year-round, as it is a short local trip.