Day Trips
You can use the bus to take a Day Trip from Crail to a wide variety of places in Scotland.
Which, equally means that you can take a Day Trip to Crail from those same places...
Longer day trips tend to involve using the Stagecoach City Express coaches.
These trips can generally be done on any day of the week, although services on Sunday may start later, finish earlier, and be less frequent.
The Moffat & Williamson 64 follows a meandering route between St Andrews and Glenrothes which passes many tourist locations.
It runs approximately hourly from Monday to Saturday but only about every 2 hours on Sunday.
Going somewhere not on a regular bus route?
The Go-Flexi bus can take you to and from places not covered by normal buses.
Travel to the Secret Bunker or Kellie Castle or somewhere else in the coverage zone?
It will pick you up from your home in Crail and charge similar prices to bus fares (you can even use your Bus Pass).
The bus runs Monday to Saturday and hours are extended on Friday and Saturday evenings to 11:30pm - but it doesn't run on Sundays.
Glenfarg Community Transport run a set of mini-buses that can get you to places like Kinross and Dollar.
The service runs Monday to Saturday aimed at Glenfarg residents with first services in the morning starting from Glanfarg, and final services from around 17:00 terminating in Glenfarg.
Sunday Trips can be more of a problem - but we have written a special page about them that might help with your planning:
If you are thinking of planning trips to other destinations not covered above you might find the following websites useful:
Traveline Scotland - remember to "untick train" of you want to travel by bus - you will probably find that the bus is almost as fast, significantly cheaper, and may well involve fewer changes...
Stagecoach Journey Planner - if your trip is entirely covered by Stagecoach buses you may find their planner useful...
Edinburgh and Glasgow connections
Day Tickets - more details on multi-operator tickets and group tickets