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    Caledonian Sleeper: The LUXURY Night Train to Scotland



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    Today we’re back in the UK and taking the FAMOUS Caledonian Sleeper!

    We’ll be travelling in a Classic Room, from London Euston to Fort William in the Scottish Highlands to experience this new and exciting sleeper train on its longest route. There’s some delicious food and drink to sample too, so join me and we’ll go and check it all out together!

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    Date of Filming: 6 to 7/1/25
    Camera: GoPro Hero 12 Black
    Operator: Caledonian Sleeper
    Departure: London Euston, England
    Arrival: Fort William, Scotland
    Cost: Classic Room (25% Off Sale) – £129 (€153, $157)

    Click here for the Caledonian Sleeper Menus:
    https://www.sleeper.scot/sleeper-experience/food-and-drink/

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    00:00 – Intro
    01:24 – Arrival at London Euston & Tour
    03:25 – LEVEL8: My Favourite Luggage!
    04:08 – Train Information
    04:54 – Exploring the Lounge
    05:42 – Route Information & Boarding
    08:22 – Departure & Pricing
    09:38 – Dinner & Whisky Time!
    10:45 – Classic Room Tour
    12:48 – Good Morning…. It’s Breakfast Time!
    13:52 – Amazing Snowy #TrainWindowViews
    14:40 – The Amazing Rannoch Moor & Station
    15:25 – Exploring the Other Room Types
    16:58 – Deerstalking in Corrour & Tulloch!
    19:10 – More West Highland Line Info
    19:45 – Arrival in Fort William… Early!
    20:10 – Trip Summary
    21:20 – Outro

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    37 Comments

    6. @michaelbailey4774 on

      Maybe you and a few other fellow World Wide train bloggers could send Amtrak suggestions on what to install / or how to configure the cars to be most comfortable – you clearly stated you though this bed was a little narrow – how much wider would have been better. Amtrak here in the states is supposedly looking to replace its' aging fleet – it would be nice to implement some of the best ideas from around the world. Safe Travels

    16. @user-jwhf on

      I recall doing the sleeper service from Euston to Stirling in March 1983. Back then you could also take your car which went in a truck at the rear of the train. I don’t recall getting much sleep in my bunk or much food on board. I think there was a wake up call and a cup of tea and off the train at about 6am in Stirling. Then a short wait while my car was off loaded. I then found a hotel for some breakfast and was travelling on to Glencoe for a week of skiing.
      Not a good skiing experience as facilities were very primitive back then.

    18. @kevinellis8869 on

      Team building outing???
      My only Anglo-Scottish sleeper trip was Edinburgh-London in the mid 1980s, no plans to repeat given the prices – even with an old codgers railcard.
      Looking forward to my Budapest-Stuttgart sleeper in March though.

    20. @robinjones6999 on

      I can vouch for the seating to be extremely uncomfortable. They dont tell you till you have PAID that you have to vacate the train at Edinburgh at 03:30 and stand around in the cold whilst the train is shunted around!! I went in October this year. The toilets were blocked and filling the corridor with you know what. Never again.

    28. @samtrak1204 on

      I rode the Caledonian Sleeper from Fort William to London in May 2018. The equipment in this video is a big improvement over my train which was running way past its expiration date. I love the design of the new diner lounge burt I'm not sure how comfortable those low back stools are. Thanks for taking me on a free ride through the breathtaking Scottish Highlands again.

    29. @GabrielsReviews on

      9:00 I recently looked at doing Glasgow-London the classic room. With a railcard they wanted £170 roughly. Boarding in Aberdeen ? Only £120

      21:25 Virtually all routes and all accommodation types (yes I've done seated).
      You never know what you'll get on the Caledonian Sleeper- I've had it all from faultless to ending up stranded 600 miles away .

    30. @cestmoi1262 on

      Night trains are alright for business travel or locals, however, as a visitor to GB I wouldn't want to travel at night. I would miss what I came to the country for: the scenery. I'd prefer to extent my vacation days or come back (preferably) at another time.

    31. @thomas-xj1hs on

      Excellent as always. Reviews are a bit mixed for the Caledonian sleeper service so yours was a delight to see, it being so good. We miss the weekly vlogs so good to see this one. Next time I’m sure you will introduce it with yourself in the frame.

    33. @markhbfindlay on

      My only trip on the equivalent to this train was in 1971! A mark ! compartment coach with the old bouncy seats. Some of us tried to sleep in the luggage racks, which promptly gave way! It took forever and we we deposited at Corrour with a two day hike to Fort William plus climbing Ben Nevis. Unforgetable, especially the midges!

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