Exeter Airport Transportation

Train

Exeter has two railroad stations. Standard quick trains run between London Paddington and Exeter St David's station, and you can get to Exeter effectively through Cornwall and Devon on a similar line. From London Waterloo, you can get a fast train to Exeter Central station, which carries on to Devon and Exmouth. Tiverton Parkway station is twelve miles from Exeter Airport, and ordinary trains from London Paddington stop here. Neighborhood trains run among Digby and Sowton - only more than two miles from Exeter Airport – and Exeter St Davids, Devon, and Exmouth. From the two Exeter railroad stations and Digby and Sowton, you can, without much of a stretch, catch a neighborhood taxi to the air terminal. The value contrast between booking rail tickets ahead of time and getting them on the day can be tremendous. The prior you book your train venture, the less it'll cost! You can get quick, cutting-edge data at National Rail Enquiries, either by telephone or on the web.

Bus

Exeter Airport has several buses to and from the downtown area. Catch the number 56 transport, which runs between Exeter St David's station, the bus stop, the air terminal, and Exmouth. Note, there are no transports on Sundays and Bank Holidays. Or then again get the 379 traffic from Exeter St David's station, which hurries to and from the bus stop, the air terminal and Sidmouth. Once more, this administration doesn't run on Sundays and Bank Holidays. There's a connection to the city's transport control on the air terminal site, alongside insights regarding First Travel (where you can pre-book your train and transport tickets), National Express mentors, Stagecoach, and a Western greyhound. It's always a smart thought to book Exeter transport and train tickets ahead of time, so you maintain a strategic distance from lines and remain on time.

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