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Scotland’s Radio Stations

Regardless of if you're doing a self-drive holiday along the Scottish coastline or if you're popping down to the corner shop for a litre of milk, you'll want to have the radio on to at least make your traverse a little more enjoyable.

Check the list below for radio stations in Scotland and their respective frequencies

Central FM

103.1 FM

Forth1 FM

97.3 FM

Forth2 AM

1548 AM

Kingdom FM

95.2 – 96.1 FM

Moray Firth Radio

1107 AM

North Sound1

96.9 FM

Real Radio

100 – 101FM

Tay AM

1161 – 1584 AM

Tay FM

96.4 – 102.8 FM

Waves Radio

101.2 FM

West Sound

1035 AM

Isles FM

103 FM

Lochbroom FM

102.2 & 96.8 FM

Nevis Radio

96.6, 97.0, 102.3, 102.4 FM

Slick FM

105.4 FM

BBC Radio Scotland

92 – 95 FM 810 MW

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