Trains from Edinburgh to Scarborough

Edinburgh to Scarborough train information

There are many train companies across the country & Europe. By searching for your ticket using our travel search engine, you can see the trains from Edinburgh in Scotland to Scarborough in England as well as the train operator for this journey.

There are 160 miles between Edinburgh to Scarborough. Travelling by train is normally the fastest solution to go to Scarborough from Edinburgh, and it’s also a greener option than taking your car or using the plane.

Fares can change quickly. We recommend you to launch a search to look at the latest available offers.

Best prices for Edinburgh to Scarborough train tickets

Edinburgh - Scarborough prices calendar

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Best prices for Edinburgh to Scarborough trains

We compare train ticket for all major companies to travel between Edinburgh and Scarborough by train and find the best prices for the coming days. Take a look at the prices of train tickets Scarborough to Edinburgh and find the best deal for your outbound journey.

Discount Edinburgh - Scarborough train tickets

The best way to spend less on your Edinburgh Scarborough train ticket must be to have a railcard. While regional railcards exist in some areas, National railcards enable you to make savings on most rail fares across the United Kingdom. Everyone is eligible to at least one of the railcard, even non-UK citizens. National railcards available: 16-25 railcard, Senior discount card, Two together railcard, Family and Friends discount card and Disabled persons railcard.

• When buying a railcard, you aim to break even after several trips. But is it really profitable when taking the train from Edinburgh to Scarborough? Use your calculator, taking into account:

  A = the railcard cost (i.e.: £30)

  B = average price cut with the railcard (i.e.: 34%)

  C = average cost for a Edinburgh Scarborough ticket (i.e.: £50.00)(1)

  The first step is to divide A by B: this will show you the budget from which the card will be efficient. You can now divide that number by C. It will give you the approximate number of trips needed across the year to start saving money.

  In our example, A/B = £30/34% = £88.00. Then, 88/£50.00 = 1.76. Your railcard will be profitable if you're doing around 2 trips from Edinburgh to Scarborough (one way journey).

• The price to get a Disabled persons railcard is £20 while it will cost you £30 to buy the 16-25, Two together, Family and Friends or the Senior railcard. All of them enable you to save 34% off most rail fares for one year.

⁽¹⁾Average prices observed over the last 6 months for one way journey