Means of transport Southeast

Buses are available in front of Victoria Station (2 hours drive).

Canterbury railway station is an ideal base from which to explore this charming, historic city. Located in the city center, the station offers easy access to Canterbury's main tourist attractions, such as the cathedral and castle. Canterbury station also offers disabled facilities and bicycle storage. Travelers can also take advantage of attractive discounts by using discount cards or booking in advance. Whether you want to visit Canterbury for a day or a longer stay, the station is a convenient base for exploring this historic city and its surroundings.

The bus leaves Yarmouth and goes to the Needles, through Freshwater and Colwell Bay. You can get up and down as many times as you want with the same ticket. A bus passes every stop, every 30 minutes from 10 h to 17 h.

The smallest public steam railway in the world travels around 22 km of traditional villages.

This 1860 Victorian battleship, with 700 men aboard, was the first battleship in the world. He had four bridges and moved to steam and sail.

Open all year round, this boutique offers bikes, tandems, helmets, children's seats and toolbox. Repair and sale.

Hastings bus station is an ideal starting point for bus travel throughout the UK. With connections to all major London airports, including Stansted, Heathrow, Gatwick and Luton, travelers can easily reach their destination from Hastings. Buses offer guaranteed seating in comfortable leather seats, and each passenger is allowed two 20kg pieces of luggage. Bus travel is also eco-friendly, as it is fuel-efficient and environmentally friendly.

Direct access to the forest from the village of Burley.

Bicycle rental £ 12/day.

South West Trains (www.southwesttrains.co.uk) and National Express (www.nationalexpress.com) sell tickets combining train or bus and ferry.