The journey from the Isle of Skye to Cambridge covers approximately 900 km. You will travel from the rugged Highlands to the historic university city of Cambridge. The most common public transport route involves a train from Inverness to London, followed by a Great Northern or Greater Anglia service to Cambridge. Driving takes you down the M6 and A14. This journey connects the remote beauty of the Hebrides with the academic heritage of Cambridge.
Total Distance: 900 km driving distance; 680 km straight-line air distance.
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| Duration | 12 hours | 11 hours |
| Avg Price | 130-300 GBP | 150 GBP fuel |
| Operator | ScotRail, LNER, Great Northern | N/A |
| Route | Kyle of Lochalsh to Inverness, London King's Cross to Cambridge. | A87, A82, M74, M6, A14. |
| Tip | Check for engineering works on the rail lines before traveling. | The A14 can be very busy; allow extra time for this section. |
May to September for pleasant weather in the south of England.