What is the cheapest way to get from University of Bath to Port Isaac?

The cheapest way to get from University of Bath to Port Isaac is to bus which costs £27 - £40 and takes 10h 1m.

What is the fastest way to get from University of Bath to Port Isaac?

The fastest way to get from University of Bath to Port Isaac is to drive which takes 3h 5m and costs £35 - £55.

Is there a direct bus between University of Bath and Port Isaac?

No, there is no direct bus from University of Bath to Port Isaac. However, there are services departing from Sports Training Village and arriving at The Pea Pod via Broad Quay, Public Transport Interchange, Plymouth Coach Station, The Shire House Mount Folly and Bus Station. The journey, including transfers, takes approximately 9h 22m.

How far is it from University of Bath to Port Isaac?

The distance between University of Bath and Port Isaac is 184 miles. The road distance is 146.3 miles.

How do I travel from University of Bath to Port Isaac without a car?

The best way to get from University of Bath to Port Isaac without a car is to train via Plymouth which takes 4h 51m and costs £75 - £160.

How long does it take to get from University of Bath to Port Isaac?

It takes approximately 4h 51m to get from University of Bath to Port Isaac, including transfers.

Where do I catch the University of Bath to Port Isaac bus from?

University of Bath to Port Isaac bus services, operated by Stagecoach South West, depart from Public Transport Interchange station.

Train or bus from University of Bath to Port Isaac?

The best way to get from University of Bath to Port Isaac is to train via Plymouth which takes 4h 51m and costs £75 - £160. Alternatively, you can bus via Plymouth, which costs £26 - £70 and takes 9h 22m.

Where does the University of Bath to Port Isaac bus arrive?

University of Bath to Port Isaac bus services, operated by Stagecoach South West, arrive at Plymouth Coach Station.

Can I drive from University of Bath to Port Isaac?

Yes, the driving distance between University of Bath to Port Isaac is 146 miles. It takes approximately 3h 5m to drive from University of Bath to Port Isaac.

Where can I stay near Port Isaac?

There are 1949+ hotels available in Port Isaac.

University of Bath to Port Isaac - 5 ways to travel via train, bus, and car

There are 5 ways to get from University of Bath to Port Isaac by train, bus, or car

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Train via Plymouth
best
1. Take the train from Bristol Temple Meads to PlymouthEdinburgh - Plymouth / ...
2. Take the train from Plymouth to Bodmin ParkwayPlymouth - Penzance / ...
4h 51m
£78–151
Bus via Plymouth
cheapest
1. Take the bus from Public Transport Interchange to Plymouth Coach StationFal
2. Take the bus from Plymouth Coach Station to Dennison Road Car Park504 / ...
9h 22m
£26–70
Drive 145.5 mi
1. Drive from University of Bath to Port Isaac145.5 mi
3h 5m
£37–53
Train
1. Take the train from Bath Spa to Bodmin ParkwayLondon Paddington - Penzance
7h 7m
£56–104
Bus
1. Take the bus from Public Transport Interchange to Dennison Road Car Park106
10h 1m
£28–39

University of Bath to Port Isaac by foot and bus

63Weekly Services

9h 22mAverage Duration

£26Cheapest Price

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Distance: 182.6 mi
Duration: 4h 51m

What companies run services between University of Bath, England and Port Isaac, England?

You can take a vehicle from University of Bath to Port Isaac via Woodland Place, Dorchester Street, Bath Spa, Bristol Temple Meads, Plymouth, and Bodmin Parkway in around 4h 51m. Alternatively, you can take a vehicle from University of Bath to The Pea Pod via Sports Training Village, Dorchester Street, Broad Quay, Public Transport Interchange, Plymouth Coach Station, Dennison Road Car Park, The Shire House Mount Folly, and Bus Station in around 9h 22m.

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