How to get to Wales by road
Getting to Wales by car is easy from wherever in the UK. From the North of England or Scotland, take the M6 or M56 on your way South for the scenic route through North Wales.
From the Southwest, take the M4 to Hendy, then the A48 to travel further into Wales. From the Southeast and London, take the M4 through the North Wessex Downs on your way west.
A £6.50 toll applies when travelling into Wales across the Severn Bridges.
Coaches run frequently from around the country, with many leaving from London Victoria each day to Cardiff, Aberystwyth and more.
To plan your journey we recommend using the AA Route Planner.
For more information and/or to check for possible delays, visit www.traffic-wales.com.
Travel to Wales by train
The train from London Paddington is a fast way to get to Cardiff or Newport, stopping in Reading, Bath and Bristol on its way.
Trains running from London Euston can get you quickly to Llandudno, while direct services run from Birmingham, Manchester, Liverpool and more can deliver you to stations throughout the North and South. Take the train if you’re looking for a relaxing journey with exciting views.
For more information and/or to check train times and prices, visit nationalrail.co.uk.
Travel to Wales by plane
Direct flights to Cardiff Airport run from most major airports in the UK several times a day. Take travel times from Cardiff to your final destination into consideration, as this may extend your journey time significantly.
For more information and/or to check flight times and prices, visit cardiff-airport.com.