Travel information

If you’re looking for information on how to get to the South West, or how to get around whilst you’re here – you’ve come to the right place.

Getting to the South West

Whether you’re coming from another part of the UK, or from somewhere else in the word, there are lots of ways to get to the South West. Choose to arrive by road, rail, bus, boat, or air to start your adventure on the South West Coast Path. 

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By car    By train     By bus     By boat    By plane

Getting around

Taking a ferry across the estuary in South Devon. Photo by Alex Graheme.

There are plenty of good local transport options to help you get around whilst you’re here. These can be particularly useful if you are planning on using public transport to walk linear sections of the Path. Our top tip is to use public transport to travel to your start point in the morning and walk back on yourself, so you don’t have to rush to catch the last bus or train. We also recommend thoroughly researching available ferry services so that you don’t get caught out at one of the 13 river crossings you’ll encounter along the way. 

Click the icons below for more information on each mode of transport.

By car and taxi    By train     By bus    By ferry    Military training areas