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612 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 612 bus time schedule & line map 612 Broadford View In Website Mode The 612 bus line (Broadford) has 3 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Broadford: 9:15 AM (2) Elgol: 11:50 AM - 3:00 PM (3) Kyle Of Lochalsh: 7:57 AM - 1:05 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 612 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 612 bus arriving. Direction: Broadford 612 bus Time Schedule 10 stops Broadford Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 9:15 AM Harbour Slipway, Kyle Of Lochalsh Railway Yard Road, Scotland Tuesday 9:15 AM Co-Op, Kyle Of Lochalsh Wednesday 9:15 AM Shorefront Shelter, Kyleakin Thursday 9:15 AM Meuse Lane, Scotland Friday 9:15 AM Camp Site, Ashaig Saturday Not Operational Bus Shelter, Breakish Armadale Road End, Skulamus 612 bus Info Waterloo Road End, Broadford Direction: Broadford Stops: 10 Old Mill Road End, Broadford Trip Duration: 22 min Lime Park, Scotland Line Summary: Harbour Slipway, Kyle Of Lochalsh, Co-Op, Kyle Of Lochalsh, Shorefront Shelter, Crowlin Bar, Broadford Kyleakin, Camp Site, Ashaig, Bus Shelter, Breakish, Seaƒeld Crescent, United Kingdom Armadale Road End, Skulamus, Waterloo Road End, Broadford, Old Mill Road End, Broadford, Crowlin Post O∆ce, Broadford Bar, Broadford, Post O∆ce, Broadford Rathad na h-Atha, Scotland Direction: Elgol 612 bus Time Schedule 19 stops Elgol Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 11:50 AM - 3:00 PM Harbour Slipway, Kyle Of Lochalsh Railway Yard Road, Scotland Tuesday 11:50 AM - 3:00 PM Co-Op, Kyle Of Lochalsh Wednesday 11:50 AM - 3:00 PM Shorefront Shelter, Kyleakin Thursday 11:50 AM - 3:00 PM Meuse Lane, Scotland Friday 11:50 AM - 3:00 PM Camp Site, Ashaig Saturday Not Operational Bus Shelter, Breakish Armadale Road End, Skulamus 612 bus Info Waterloo Road End, Broadford Direction: Elgol Stops: 19 Old Mill Road End, Broadford Trip Duration: 77 min Lime Park, Scotland Line Summary: Harbour Slipway, Kyle Of Lochalsh, Co-Op, Kyle Of Lochalsh, Shorefront Shelter, Primary School, Broadford Kyleakin, Camp Site, Ashaig, Bus Shelter, Breakish, Lime Park, United Kingdom Armadale Road End, Skulamus, Waterloo Road End, Broadford, Old Mill Road End, Broadford, Primary Crowlin Bar, Broadford School, Broadford, Crowlin Bar, Broadford, Post Seaƒeld Crescent, United Kingdom O∆ce, Broadford, Suardal Houses, Broadford, Kilbride Road End, Torrin, Post O∆ce, Torrin, Blaven Post O∆ce, Broadford Bunkhouse, Torrin, Post Box, Kirkibost, Road End, Rathad na h-Atha, Scotland Drynan, Community Centre, Elgol, Glasnakille, Elgol Suardal Houses, Broadford Kilbride Road End, Torrin Post O∆ce, Torrin Blaven Bunkhouse, Torrin Post Box, Kirkibost Road End, Drynan Community Centre, Elgol Glasnakille, Elgol Direction: Kyle Of Lochalsh 612 bus Time Schedule 18 stops Kyle Of Lochalsh Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:57 AM - 1:05 PM Glasnakille, Elgol Tuesday 7:57 AM - 1:05 PM Community Centre, Elgol Wednesday 7:57 AM - 1:05 PM Post O∆ce, Elgol Thursday 7:57 AM - 1:05 PM Road End, Drynan Friday 7:57 AM - 1:05 PM Post Box, Kirkibost Saturday Not Operational Blaven Bunkhouse, Torrin Post O∆ce, Torrin 612 bus Info Kilbride Road End, Torrin Direction: Kyle Of Lochalsh Stops: 18 Trip Duration: 67 min Suardal Houses, Broadford Line Summary: Glasnakille, Elgol, Community Centre, Elgol, Post O∆ce, Elgol, Road End, Drynan, Post Box, Post O∆ce, Broadford Kirkibost, Blaven Bunkhouse, Torrin, Post O∆ce, Rathad na h-Atha, Scotland Torrin, Kilbride Road End, Torrin, Suardal Houses, Broadford, Post O∆ce, Broadford, Primary School, Primary School, Broadford Broadford, Caberfeidh Bar, Broadford, Hebridean Lime Park, United Kingdom Hotel, Broadford, Armadale Road End, Skulamus, Bus Shelter, Breakish, Camp Site, Ashaig, Shorefront Caberfeidh Bar, Broadford Shelter, Kyleakin, Harbour Slipway, Kyle Of Lochalsh Old School Road, United Kingdom Hebridean Hotel, Broadford Armadale Road End, Skulamus Bus Shelter, Breakish Camp Site, Ashaig Shorefront Shelter, Kyleakin Meuse Lane, Scotland Harbour Slipway, Kyle Of Lochalsh Railway Yard Road, Scotland 612 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. Use the Moovit App to see live bus times, train schedule or subway schedule, and step-by-step directions for all public transit in Scotland. Check Live Arrival Times About Moovit MaaS Solutions Supported Countries Mooviter Community © 2021 Moovit - All Rights Reserved.
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