London International Ska Festival

London is very well connected, making it easy to reach from anywhere. If you are traveling by air, London has several major airports: Heathrow (with a direct Tube line to central London), Gatwick (frequent trains to Victoria Station), Stansted and Luton (both reachable by express train or coach). Once in London, the festival's Camden location is closest to Euston Station (with services from most UK cities, including direct routes from Liverpool, Manchester and Birmingham). From Euston, it is a quick Tube ride on the Northern Line to Camden Town or a short bus journey northward.

Getting around is straightforward. The festival hub in Camden is within easy reach of Camden Town and Chalk Farm Tube stations (Northern Line), as well as the nearby Camden Road Overground station. A network of buses also serves Camden, including routes from central London. Consider using an Oyster card (or contactless payment) to save on fares and tap in and out. Ride-share services and London's famous black cabs are plentiful if needed, but roads can be busy and parking is extremely limited in Camden, so driving is not recommended.

Accommodation options abound in and around London. Camden and nearby areas like King's Cross and Euston – just a few minutes away by tube – offer a wide range of places to stay. You’ll find everything from budget hostels and friendly B&Bs to comfortable mid-range hotels. It is wise to book early, especially during busy weekends, as London can fill up fast. Many visitors use hotel booking sites or reputable short-term rental platforms to find deals near a Tube or train station, ensuring convenient access to the festival each day.