Overnight train service, the Caledonian Sleeper, has arranged discounts for its passengers to take onward journeys after their arrival in Scotland

Visitors travelling overnight from London will be able to use the discount to travel to more than two hundred destinations across Scotland.

Popular destinations include Scotland’s remote coastlines, busy cities, Highland landscapes and island communities.

The two transport providers hope that their partnership will boost Scotland’s tourism sector by allowing passengers to easily connect between public transport services.

Caledonian Sleeper has previously worked with partner organisations to boost tourism in Scotland.

Caledonian Sleeper guests will be eligible for an exclusive 10% discount on all Scottish Citylink single and return fares when they book their ticket online or via the Citylink App with a promotional code. Scottish Citylink customers will be able to access Caledonian Sleeper train tickets at a discounted price.

Visitors can book their Caledonian Sleeper travel before they connect with Scottish Citylink services.

This will enable them to create flexible itineraries which enable them to travel to Scotland’s islands, its coastal and countryside attractions, and cities such as Aberdeen, Dundee, Stirling and Edinburgh.

Starting its journeys at London Euston, Caledonian Sleeper services now also stop at Birmingham en route to Scotland.

Scottish Citylink’s fleet of coaches are accessible to wheelchair users.

Further information is available from the Caledonian Sleeper website.

“Travelling on Caledonian Sleeper has always been one of the most relaxing and sustainable ways to arrive in Scotland. Through our partnership with Scottish Citylink, your journey doesn’t end at the station – it opens the door to exploring even more of Scotland’s spectacular landscapes, towns and attractions.

“Together we’re opening up more than 200 destinations across Scotland, making it easier than ever for visitors to discover everything from vibrant cities to some of our most remote landscapes without needing a car. It’s about creating one seamless journey that helps people experience more of Scotland in a simple, sustainable way.”

Steven Marshall, Head of Sales and Marketing at Caledonian Sleeper