Getting Here

A journey to North Wales is an experience in itself – we have some of the most scenic railways and roads in the UK. 

Easily accessible from all major UK destinations, North Wales has excellent transport links, which are being constantly upgraded for even faster journey times. 

Public transport is much easier and more reliable nowadays as most operators have apps. Load the relevant app on your smartphone for up-to-date departure, arrival and journey times, plus the locations of your nearest bus stops and train stations. 

By train

Sit back and enjoy the mountains, beaches and meadows rushing by. Our superb railway network connects with the rest of the UK, making it easy to explore the whole of North Wales efficiently and affordably: what's more, a North Wales Rover Railcard or the North and Mid Wales Pass gets you discount off an adult fare. 

By car

With some of the best drives in Britain,  a journey to North Wales can be a memorable experience through spectacular scenery. Car is the most popular way to travel to, and around North Wales, so check out our 'Travelling by Road' section for all you need to know. 

By ferry or boat

Visiting from Ireland? Take advantage of a high speed ferry to Holyhead. See our Sea Transport section for relevant information on tides, crossing and tickets. 

By plane

North Wales is an easy destination for international travellers, only two hours' drive from Liverpool and Manchester airports. We also have two smaller airports Anglesey with  week day flights to Cardiff and Caernarfon for domestic flights. 

Bus and coach

One of the most affordable ways to see the region, with links from the entire UK. North Wales is criss-crossed by local bus routes, making adventures simple to plan. Bus transport has never been easier – download an app for bus times, nearest stops, and nearest stations.  See our Coach page for everything you need to know about getting around North Wales by Bus.