Getting around by bus and coach Wales

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.

In 2010, Swansea opened a new, state-of-the-art bus terminal. Every effort is made to facilitate access for the disabled.

A well-developed bus network makes it easy to reach all the major towns in Wales. The n° X10 shuttle bus to Cardiff runs every hour (a good hour's journey). Buses take you directly to London airports.

A regular bus service runs into town. You can also take the Gower Explorer, a large green bus serving the peninsula's main beaches.

The local bus company runs the Cardiff and Barry routes exclusively. Tickets can be purchased at Cardiff Central Library (The Hayes) or directly on the bus (in cash, remember to top up, or by contactless credit card). Cardiff is very well served and the bus will take you quickly from the center to the bay, usually from 6am until 11pm on average. Don't hesitate to check their website for information on any disruptions or works on your route.