North Wales by Train

Explore the stunning landscapes and rich heritage of North Wales using convenient and eco-friendly public transport. Whether you're traveling from bustling big cities or simply planning an adventurous journey through the heart of Wales, we've got all you need with hassle-free travel options.

Why Choose Public Transport?

Convenience: Seamlessly travel from major cities directly into North Wales and continue your journey with excellent onward connections.

Eco-Friendly: Reduce your carbon footprint and enjoy the scenic routes that public transport offers, all while contributing to sustainable tourism.

Affordability: Benefit from cost-effective travel options and avoid the stress of driving and parking.

Plan Your Journey

From bustling city centers to the serene landscapes of North Wales, public transport offers a smooth and scenic transition:

From London: Hop on a direct train from London Euston to Bangor or Llandudno Junction.
From Manchester: Enjoy a quick train journey from Manchester Piccadilly to Holyhead, stopping at several picturesque towns along the way.
From Birmingham: Travel with ease from Birmingham New Street to Wrexham or Chester.

Exploring North Wales

Once you've arrived, North Wales boasts an impressive network of buses and trains to take you to your desired destinations:

Snowdonia National Park: Catch a bus or train to Betws-y-Coed, the gateway to Snowdonia's stunning hikes.
Coastal Towns: Explore charming coastal towns like Conwy and Llandudno with regular bus services.
Historic Sites: Visit iconic sites such as Caernarfon Castle and the Welsh Highland Railway with convenient public transport links.

For all your ticket, timetables and journey planning visit our useful links - 

Avanti West Coast

Transport for Wales

Trawscymru

Fflecsi 

Arriva Bus

Looking for some inspiration why not have a look at some of our itinerary ideas below?

Exploring Conwy County

Exploring Conwy

The Charms of Wrexham

If looking for further inspiration why not visit our itinerary page.