Can you get around Wales by train?

The Welsh railway network is much sparser than it had been in its heyday, but most of the longer-distance routes have endured and virtually all of them are wonderfully beautiful! So exploring lovely Wales by train is a fabulous means of accessing the best of this country, while appreciating some fantastic scenery.



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Traveling the country by public transportation is entirely possible with a little patience and planning. Buses and trains are generally comfortable and efficient, but you're likely to find driving your own set of wheels more convenient if you're hoping to pack lots in or venture to Wales' wildest parts.

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The Wales and Borders route operate and maintain the railway across Wales and the border counties of England. The route links major towns and cities, including Cardiff, Newport, Swansea, Wrexham and Shrewsbury ? connecting people, businesses and communities.

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Public transport opens up the Coast Path in surprising ways. Not only is it a trouble-free way to travel to Wales if you are on your holidays, but it is also a great way to get onto the path - and you can leave the car at home!

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1. How many days do you wish to allocate for the tour of Wales? For your enjoyment, we recommend at least five days is required to attempt to tour the whole of Wales. If you have fewer days available, please consider a multi-day tour in North Wales.

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