Means of transport England

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.

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.

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.

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).

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.

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).

Padstow Cycle Hire Ltd is a bike hire service located in Padstow, England. They offer a variety of bikes, including hybrids, mountain bikes, tandems, electric bikes and tricycles. They also have children's bikes in various sizes. Rates vary according to bike type and rental duration, with discounted rates available for 3-hour rentals. Reservations are advisable, especially during busy periods. Helmets, locks and puncture repair kits are included in the rental price. In the event of problems, assistance is available in Wadebridge and Bodmin. To reserve bikes, please call the store directly.

This company serves routes in the south-east of England and 164 stations. In London, you can take a South Eastern train from St Pancras, Charing Cross, Victoria or London Bridge stations. You can buy your tickets online or directly from the kiosks at stations, but advance tickets are generally cheaper. On the website, you can plan your journey, check live timetables and, thanks to the interactive map, see which trains are late and between which stations. How convenient!

This company serves over 200 stations in the southwest of England. From London's Paddington and Victoria stations and Clapham Junction, Waterloo or Wimbledon, you can travel in just 1h30-2h to Bournemouth, Portsmouth, Windsor, Salisbury or Winchester without changing trains. The journey to Exeter, Weymouth or Cornwall takes longer. Online, all information on delays and work is broadcast live, and you can book your ticket in advance to benefit from the best fares.

Southern Railway serves the counties of Sussex, Surrey and parts of Kent and Hampshire, with a total of 156 stations. In London, the main departure stations are Victoria and London Bridge. Travel to Brighton in just 1 hour, Hastings in 1.5 hours or Portsmouth and Bournemouth in 2 hours with no changes. You can book your ticket online in advance,off-peak, if you want to take advantage of the best fares. Information on roadworks and possible delays is available on the website.

In general, the tube and buses cover the entire city centre, but the suburban lines of the National Rail, the English railway company, can be useful, and sometimes much faster. This network is connected to several metro stations in the city marked with a red symbol on the metro maps. If you wish to travel to one of London's districts by train, please note that your metro ticket or Travelcard is valid on board the train, as long as the station is located in the same validity area.