Means of transport United Kingdom

Luton is a small airport, the 4th largest in the city, from which flights mainly depart for major European destinations. It carries 10 million passengers per year. It is at this airport that most of the flights of low-cost airlines arrive. Possible train connection to St Pancras station from Luton Airport Parway railway station. Allow between 30 and 50 minutes of travel time. There are also longer bus and taxi connections.

This station is one of the largest railway stations in the capital, located in the Westminster district to the west of the city. Victoria serves areas such as Kent, Sussex and Surrey, as well as Gatwick Airport with the Gatwick Express. That's where we can leave for Brighton. It is located right next to Victoria Bus Station and handles more than 115 million passengers each year. It is also an important metro station, served by the District & Circle lines and of course the Victoria Line.

Network linking London Heathrow to the UK's main cities, from Scotland to the Channel Islands. Numerous departures from London: Jersey, Edinburgh, Dublin, Southampton...

This famous station in West London is home to trains to the West and South West of England, Cornwall, Devon, Bath, Bristol and others, as well as Wales. It is also the terminus of the Heathrow Express which connects central London to Heathrow Airport in 15 minutes. The Paddington bear, a famous character in children's books, owes its name to this station. Indeed, that's where he is found. Many references to this history are present in the station.

Train about every hour for London Paddington (a. m. to 2 p. m.) and many trains for Bristol (20 min).

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.

National Express regularly liaises with London (). Also buses for all major cities in the UK.

Bus every 20 minutes for Bristol.

Convenient to reach central London in 15 minutes, departures in both directions from terminals 1, 2 and 3 take place every 15 minutes from 5:10 am to 11:25 pm (from 6:10 am on Sundays). Departures from Terminal 4 (20-minute journey) take place with the same frequency. All trains arrive at Paddington station which is connected to 4 subway lines (Circle, District, Hammersmith & City and Bakerloo). It is important to note that the Heathrow Express is more expensive than other transportation options. A recommended option if you are in a hurry!

Two main lines go through Salisbury: one from London to Exeter (about one train every hour) and the other from Cardiff to Portsmouth via Bristol and Southampton.

Cathedral Taxis (01749) 672244
Wookey Taxis (01749) 678039

Bridgnorth is the northern terminus of the steam train crossing the Severn Valley. Severn Valley Railway Tel (01299) 403816.

Northlink Ferries operates ferries between Aberdeen, Kirkwall and Lerwick. Timetables vary according to the season. They arrive in Kirkwall at 11:00 pm and in Lerwick at 7:30 am the following morning. They arrive in Kirkwall at 11:00 pm and in Aberdeen at 7:00 am the following morning. Please note that timetables are subject to change due to weather conditions or technical problems.

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.

Orkney Ferries Ltd is a ferry company based in Kirkwall, Orkney. They offer ferry services to various islands in the archipelago. Their website offers information on ferry timetables and fares, as well as updates on special events and roadworks that could affect passengers. They also encourage passengers to book their journey in advance, especially for the most popular routes. Passengers who travel on foot are encouraged to use the bus services provided by Stagecoach to get to the Tingwall and Houton terminals, where there is limited parking. Orkney Ferries also offers a messaging service via Telegram to inform passengers of disruptions and cancellations in real time.

The Bridgnorth Cliff Railway climbs the slope between the lower and the upper part of the city. Price: £ 1 round-trip - www.bridgnorthcliffrailway.co.uk

A Land-Rover service makes it possible to shuttle between the port and the top of the village from April to October.

The flights of this company regularly connect Kirkwall to the Northern Islands: Eday, Stronsay, Sanday, North Ronaldsay, Westray and Papa Westray.

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.

The «Waverley» (steam) and «Balmoral» boats sail in the port of Minehead and arrange excursions to Are, Cardiff and even Lundy Island.

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.

From June to September, the reservation is not necessary. The X 53 bus leaves Exeter to the Jurassic Coast (information at the tourist office).

Buses are available in front of Victoria Station (3 hours a day).

Train approximately every hour for London Paddington (between 1 h 30 and 2 h drive).

For destinations north and east of Belfast: depart from the Europa Bus Centre terminal on Glengall Street. Ulsterbus 212 to Derry: 1 hour 40 minutes travel time. Ulsterbus 261 or 273 to Dungannon: 50 min. Ulsterbus 261 to Enniskillen: 2 hours and 10 minutes. Ulsterbus 251 to Armagh: 1h10. Ulsterbus 15, 15a, 215, 515 or 516 to Downpatrick: 1 hour.

For destinations south and west of Belfast: Goldline Express 218a from Europa Bus Centre or Bridge Street to Coleraine: 1 hour 45 minutes. Then from Coleraine take the 140b to Portrush.

The flight from Paris-CDG to Belfast takes around 1h45 (thanks to a direct flight with EasyJet). There are regular flights to Paris, London, Manchester, Edinburgh and Glasgow. There is also a tourist information office at the airport. You can reach the city center by bus (Express 300, every 15 minutes on weekdays and every 30 minutes at weekends). Cabs cost around £40 for 30 minutes.

Glasgow, Scotland's cultural capital, is easily accessible by air thanks to British Airways. With flights from London, you can reach this Scottish city in just over an hour. Once there, you can take advantage of Glasgow's cultural diversity by visiting its many impressive sites and discovering its must-visit addresses for whisky tasting or a break in a neighborhood café. Whether you choose to travel Economy or Business class, you'll find plenty of hotels within easy reach of the airport, just a few kilometers from the city center. Flights to Glasgow are frequent, with up to 12 flights a day from London. To reach the city center from the airport, you have several transport options, including the Glasgow Shuttle and Air Link buses, car rental or cabs.

Citylink Coaches is a nationwide bus network. You can easily reach Inverness from Glasgow or other tourist places. There are different types of passes depending on your needs. Whether it is a day ticket, a multi-ticket or a pass to explore Scotland over several days or weeks. You can even take the bus to Belfast, Northern Ireland. They are all equipped with toilets. Very good rates if you book online.

This site gathers a very large majority of the existing train passes in Europe. Not bad to compare and book. Among the passes that allow you to discover a single country, let's mention for example the BritRail Central Scotland (Scotland), the France Rail Pass (France) and the Norway in a nutshell (Norway). Combined passes for two countries: Austria Germany Pass, France Spain Pass, Greece Italy Pass and Hungary Romania Pass. And more global: Eurail Select Pass, Eurail Global Pass, Balkan Flexipass, or the Scandinavia Pass... A highly recommended site before boarding!

With One Ticket, you can buy all-day or all-week bus passes for a designated area from Edinburgh. Five zones are available and with the most expensive daily option, you can travel freely and unlimited to Perth and Dundee in the north and the English border in the south. The offer lends itself particularly well to a one-day tour of the main cities of the Borders. The vast majority of transport operators are partners, but some bus companies may not be members.

Based on the same principle as Vélib' in Paris, the red Santander Bikes can be picked up from Santander kiosks all over town. For £1.60, you can use them for 30 minutes. After 30 minutes, £1.60 is deducted for a further 30 minutes, then £4 for 1 hour and so on (i.e. £4 per hour of rental). They're nicknamed Boris Bikes, after Boris Johnson, Mayor of London at the time of their launch. There are just over 800 docking stations and 12,000 bikes available throughout the city.

Islay is a beautiful, tranquil Hebridean island, world-famous for its whisky production. It is home to many renowned distilleries, making it a must-see destination for whisky lovers. But there's more to Islay than that. The island also offers breathtaking seascapes, rich wildlife and a fascinating history. You can reach Islay from Oban or from Kennacraig on the Kintyre Peninsula. Once on the island, you can also enjoy a guided boat tour of the Gulf of Corryvreckan, famous for its powerful currents and whirlpool. Close to Islay is Jura, another island renowned for its whisky and magnificent scenery, including the Paps of Jura, mountains visible from the crossing to Islay. Jura is also known as the home of George Orwell, who wrote his famous novel "1984" here. Both islands offer a wealth of walking and cycling opportunities to explore their natural beauty.

Port Ellen is a small town on the island of Islay, Scotland. It is best known for its airport, Glenegedale Airport, which offers direct flights to three cities. Currently, three airlines serve this airport. Travelers can find cheap flights to Port Ellen using online price comparison services. In addition to its airport, Port Ellen also offers some interesting tourist attractions. Whisky lovers can visit the Laphroaig and Ardbeg distilleries, which offer guided tours and tastings. History buffs can admire the Kildalton Cross, a historic monument dating back to the 8th century. Finally, wine lovers can discover Islay wines at the Islay Wines store.

A 40-minute ride in a train pulled by an authentic steam locomotive that was once used to transport slate to Menai Strait. The circuit runs along the twin lakes, Llyn Beris and Llyn Padarn. The train departs from Padarn Country Park Station or Llanberis Station and stops at Penllyn. The walk is nice and we discover beautiful landscapes that we wouldn't necessarily see otherwise. It's worth it, especially if you don't stay long and don't have the possibility to go on foot to discover this area.

The line runs between Porthmadog and Pen-y-Mount: 55 minutes of discovery of the landscape on board the train pulled by a steam locomotive, as well as a visit to the maintenance and restoration workshops. An unusual means of transport for a beautiful view of the surrounding mountains. For families with children - there is a mini-train dedicated to them. The station has a shop with an impressive collection of books on trains!

The station can be reached by car via the A493. Another alternative is to take a boat that departs regularly from the small port (£3 per adult for a crossing that takes less than 20 minutes). The railway installed in 1895 for wealthy English holidaymakers is still in service today and it is the occasion for a nice ride on board an old steam train. It goes over the bridge from Barmouth to Fairbourne. It is a magnificent 7 km circuit with breathtaking views of the estuary and the mountains.

This is a nice walk in this steam train that has been running in rural communities since 1903. The line was closed in 1956. Less than ten years later, a group of enthusiasts got the locomotive back on the road. Today, a network of volunteers maintains and regulates rail traffic. Departures are variable according to the seasons and days, check the website or go directly to the station to get the schedules and days.

One hour's drive. A bus takes you to the monuments and places of interest of the city, but also to the surrounding area, to make you discover beaches and mountains. Departures every half hour from the Pier de Llandudno between a. m. and p. m. You can get down to the stop of your choice to spend more time on a beach or in a museum, then go up on the next bus.

Canoe rental for the Wye River, including a map and a return bus to the city.

The oldest steam train in the world! On board, you'll discover some of the natural beauty of the Brecon Beacons National Park. You can then visit the workshops where the old locomotives are restored. There's also a playground and café to keep the kids occupied. For timetables, check the website or phone ahead, as they depend on the day and the season. In off-peak season, it's best to book in advance. Easter and Christmas events.

The city's bus station on Killermont Street (just above Queen Street Station). Buses depart from there for all of Scotland and the whole of Great Britain. Citylink (✆ +44 871 266 3333 - www.citylink.co.uk) and National Express (✆ +44 871 781 8181 - www.nationalexpress.com) are the two main companies there, but also consider checking the Megabus website (uk.megabus.com), from where some major routes (including other carriers) can be booked at a bargain price (e.g., Edinburgh or Perth from as little as £1).

All city and mainline trains to the South. Glasgow has two major railway stations in its city center: Glasgow Queen Street (George Square) and Glasgow Central (Gordon Street). The former serves the east and north of Scotland (including Edinburgh) via Scotrail (www.scotrail.co.uk). The second connects all of the south of the country, as well as the rest of Great Britain, with Scotrail (www.scotrail.co.uk), Virgin Trains (www.virgintrains.co.uk), First Transpennine Express (www.tpexpress.co.uk) and Crosscountry (www.crosscountrytrains.co.uk).

Glasgow is fairly well connected to the rest of Europe by air, with both regular and low cost airlines. The airport's website also lists all the car rental companies that are present there. A second airport is located in Prestwick, 50 kilometers from Glasgow (www.glasgowprestwick.com). It is mainly used by Ryanair and only offers flights to Southern Europe. From Glasgow airport to the city center. You will have to take the Glasgow Airport Express which runs 24 hours a day, with a service every 10 minutes during the day.

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.

Britrail allows you to travel through the United Kingdom, Scotland and Wales using the British rail network. Different pass formulas allow you to make unlimited trips per day for a fixed price. These passes are not available for sale in Great Britain so it is necessary to plan to acquire them before departure. Logistics is simplified because you can board the train without having to wait at the ticket office for each trip. It is a good option to explore the surroundings of London like Oxford, Cambridge.

Count 2 hours a day from Penzance to Saint Mary. From £ 80 return return, special offers for a round trip in the same day (£ 35).

Flights from Newquay (30 minutes) and Land's End (15 minutes), but also from Bristol, Exeter and Southampton airports. From £ 125 for a round trip, special offers for a return to the same day only from Newquay and Land's End (£ 70-£ 95).