Vacation to Wales

​Traveling in Swansea, Wales

As traveling in Swansea is usually a popular destination because of its accessibility. There are several ways visitors might get into Swansea, including by road, by air and also sea. Traveling in Swansea you might prefer to enter Swansea by car, by bus or by train.
  • Arrive at Swansea by car
​To arrive at Swansea by car, travellers will need to 
make M4 motorway, which links to Cardiff and London and it has various connections towards the M50, M42, M32, M6 and M5.
  • Arrive at Swansea by bus
If you would like to grab the bus, there are 2 major firms that service Swansea. The National Express covers London, the Midlands, Cardiff and Heathrow Airport. Tickets are offered in the city bus station. The First Cymru company runs through the Quadrant Bus Station in Swansea on the Central Station in Cardiff. Tickets are offered aboard the actual bus.
  • Arrive at Swansea by flight
The main airport that services metropolis is Swansea's own regional airport, which suits light aircraft only. Complementing the regional airport would be the Cardiff International Airport, which can be a 
short 50 minute drive from Swansea. The Cardiff airport offers flights to Europe, North America and Africa. There can be another third airport that services Swansea, the Pembrey Airport, about 17 miles west of Swansea and it has charter flights to UK and Europe destinations.
  • Arrive at Swansea by train
For a leisurely train ride into Swansea, the Great 
Western  Trains provides a comprehensive regular plan to Swansea Station on the London Paddington Station. The regular stops along the way cover Neath, Port Talbot Parkway, Bridgend, Cardiff Central, Newport, Bristol Parkway, Swindon and Reading.
Arriva Trains supplies a service through the Cardiff International Airport to Swansea, having a change at Bridgend. Arriva also offers a site that runs Swansea's west routes. Make sure to seat for the left side several views of surrounding countryside. On the other hand, if enjoying spectacular landscape is essential to you, a train ride within the popular Heart of Wales Line will probably be something to recollect. The line travels from Swansea for the historic Shrewsbury. The ride takes around three hours and 40 minutes, with regular trips from Swansea.
Visitors from Cork, Ireland regularly visit the location throughout the Swansea-Cork Ferries. There are six ferries that travel for the city once a week, except during autumn and winter if your schedule is reduced. Meanwhile, private boats can be moored at Swansea Marina, that's 750 berths.
  • Traveling in Swansea​
Once inside Swansea, one of the most convenient way of travel are buses and taxis. Raking the actual bus can also be an easy way go around the location. There are two Park and Ride systems that travelers can decide in the National Park and Ride Directory. One of the systems is at Landore about the A4067 even though the other is for the Fabian Way on A483, located around the main artery while you enter Swansea on the M4 (junction 42). A charge of 1.50 covers all-day parking (in the event you brought an auto) together with return bus travel for four passengers. The bus systems will be in service from 6:45 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. from Monday to Saturday.
  • Suburbs of Swansea
In addition, the First Bus Company provides services that connect the many suburbs of Swansea in addition to surrounding suburbs, like the Gower Peninsula. There are also links for the historic railway station of Swansea. Meanwhile, from Mumbles, tourists can take bus to:
  1. Oystermouth,
  2. Limeslade,
  3. Langland,
  4. Newton,
  5. Caswell.
Taxis are rich in town centre, specifically, at the Railway Station and St. Mary's church.
  • Tourist information centers
For additional information about Swansea, visitors may inquire at many of the town's tourist information centers. The main one is found on Plymouth Street for the city centre, right across the actual bus station. Maps, tourist site info and accommodation reservation services can be obtained.
The other tourist information center for traveling in Swansea is found near to the Methodist Church on Mumbles Road. It's open throughout every season from 10 a.m. in order to 5 p.m., Mondays to Saturdays and 12 noon in order to 5 p.m. on Sundays. Maps, tourist site info and hotel reservation services are offered. The telephone number is + 44 1792 361302. 

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