About Aberdeen

Aberdeen, located in North East Scotland, is the country's third largest city with a population of approximately 240,000. Known as the Granite City, Aberdeen is one of Europe's oil and gas capitals, servicing the hundreds of oil platforms in the North Sea. It is also a fairly important fishing port and a major ferry terminal for sailings to and from Orkney and Shetland. Aberdeen's coastal location means there is three miles of sandy beaches right in the city.

How To Get To / From Aberdeen

The city is served by an international airport with direct flights between Aberdeen and Amsterdam, Belfast, Bergen, Cardiff, Copenhagen, Dublin, Gdank, Geneva, London, Manchester, Oslo, Paris, Riga and Stavanger amongst others. In addition, Aberdeen's mainline rail station has direct connections to Dundee, Inverness, Glasgow, Edinburgh and London.

You might find a private transfer more convenient, particularly if you are travelling as part of a group and/or with a lot of luggage. The advantages of this are; door to door service, no luggage restrictions, often cheaper than planes and trains, superior leg room in our cars, MPVs and minibuses, some with reclining seats, and you can see the sights along the route too if you would like to make a tour out of your journey. We ca provide 4, 6 & 8 seat vehicles, and a box luggage trailer can be attached on request for those travelling with a large amount of baggage or sports equipment, such as golf clubs, surf boards, skis etc.

Road travel distances and approximate journey times between Aberdeen and other Scottish and British cities:

Aberdeen to Glasgow City Centre

Aberdeen to Glasgow Airport

Aberdeen to Prestwick Airport

Aberdeen to Edinburgh City Centre

Aberdeen to Edinburgh Airport

Aberdeen to Newcastle Airport

Aberdeen to Manchester City Centre

Aberdeen to Manchester Airport

Aberdeen to Birmingham City Centre

Aberdeen to London City Centre

Aberdeen to Stansted Airport

Aberdeen to Luton Airport

Aberdeen to Heathrow Airport

Aberdeen to Gatwick Airport