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Welcome to the home of Cornwall's buses and trains. We're working together to deliver a transport network that's simple to use, great quality and even better value for money.

By coming together we're going to make Cornwall proud to take more and more green journeys.

In 2022/23 we’ve introduced better value, simplified ticketing and capped payments for those using their payment cards or devices to ‘Tap & Cap’ for Day & Weekly tickets. We’ve also been pleased to promote HM Government’s single fare initiative and are delighted that this is being extended to provide great value single fares until December 2024.  There is much more to come in 2023/24 to make travelling by public transport easier for you, our passengers.

We're here for everyone.  Transport for Cornwall - it belongs to all of us.

Transport for Cornwall partners have come together to pledge to provide the best possible bus services in Cornwall. They have developed a Bus Passenger Charter setting out what you can expect when using local bus services that operate across Cornwall.

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Town zones offer great value all day, within a defined local area.

Getting around Cornwall by bus has never been easier.

Once you’ve found the ticket that suits you best you can use it on any bus in Cornwall no matter what colour it is, or who's driving it. Making our networks bigger, and the ticket prices even smaller.

Penzance , Hayle , St Ives , Camborne , Redruth , Helston , Falmouth-Penryn , Newquay , St Austell , Bodmin , Truro , Bude , Launceston and Liskeard

At Transport for Cornwall we don’t just want to make it easy to get around the county, we want to make it great value too. We offer a range of tickets for bus travel, train journeys and bus and train combined. And remember you can use your bus tickets on any bus, on any route* across Cornwall – we’re one big bus network.

Great news!

Passengers will continue to benefit from the national £2 single fare scheme. The scheme has been in place since 1st January 2023 and will run until 31st December 2024. This initiative is funded by HM Government and forms part of the Help for Households campaign.

*Excludes Truro and Penwith College passes, Falmouth & Exeter University passes, Park & Ride and privately contracted journeys.

Here are the latest FAQs about the Bus Fares Pilot Scheme

At Transport for Cornwall we realise that catching the bus might be something that you haven’t done for a while, but as more and more of us start to choose bus we want to make sure everyone knows how easy it really is.

Here’s a quick animation with all the information you’ll need to start making those greener journeys.

Singles and returns available to buy from the driver only

Cornwall All Day

£7.00

Cornwall 5 Day Bundle

£25.00

Cornwall All Week

Cornwall All Month

£90.00

Town All Day

£3.50

Town 5 Day Bundle

£14.00

Town All Week

Town All Month

£56.00

£15.00

£50.00

£4.50

£2.20

£8.80

£33.00

Any Stagecoach bus operating within the Cornwall borders will also accept tickets from other operators for travel, as long as the original ticket is for a journey wholly within Cornwall.

www.firstbus.co.uk/cornwall www.gocornwallbus.co.uk

If you normally buy an adult Cornwall day or Cornwall week ticket, then we’ve got an easy, new way to pay.

Simply tap your payment card or device as you board, and again just before you get off. No matter how many bus journeys you make that day we’ll make sure you never pay more than you should.

Even better, once your days travelled add up to the weekly ticket , your fare will be capped no matter how much more you travel that week. You decide when your week starts, beginning with your very first tap, so it’s totally flexible.

With Tap & Cap there’s no need to pre-pay for your tickets, you don’t have to commit to the  Cornwall week ticket up front , especially when your plans could change. All you need to do is turn up and start tapping.

To check what journeys you've made and fares paid, visit mytrips.uk.littlepay.com/transport-for-cornwall

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£16.00

£8.00

Railcard discounts are also available.

Available from 0900 Monday to Friday and all day at weekends and on public holidays, plus the following additional trains:

• 0817 Plymouth – Penzance
• 0822 Plymouth – Gunnislake
• 0830 Liskeard – Looe

Tickets can be purchased from railway ticket offices (or on board the train if travelling from a non-staffed station) or from GWR.com

Another way we make your journey easier is that together we offer tickets for both bus and train.

So you can buy just one ticket and be on your way.

Ride Cornwall Ticket

These tickets are valid on the day of purchase on:

— Great Western Railway — Cross Country trains — Cornwall by Kernow bus services — Go Cornwall Bus services

You can also buy a PlusBus ticket, which gives unlimited travel on most buses in a specified town on top of your rail ticket.

Over the next 12 months we will be working to bring all your essential travel information together in one place with a website and app. It will include trains, buses and active travel options too. We've already started bringing the bus information together in an interactive map to help you see what bus routes operate where.

**Cornwall Service Changes - From Sunday 1st September 2024**

Some changes to Cornwall's bus routes and timetables come into effect from 1st September. Most changes are designed to improve reliability or are in response to passenger feedback.

For more details click here  

Download the complete guide to bus times across Cornwall

If you’re unsure about which services you need, or where you want to go, head to Traveline to plan a journey. If you need specific details about our services you can visit our websites or apps.

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If you’d like to get in touch please do, we’d be delighted to hear from you.

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Our new app has everything you need to get around Cornwall with Go Cornwall Bus. It’s packed full of everything you’ll need to get mobile on the bus. Mobile Tickets: Purchase mobile tickets securely with Apple Pay or a debit/credit card and show the driver when boarding - no more searching for cash! Live Departures: Browse and view bus stops on the map, explore upcoming departures, or check out the routes from a stop to see where you could travel next. Journey Planning: Plan your commute, trip to the shops or night out with friends. It’s now even easier to plan ahead with Go Cornwall Bus. Timetables: We’ve squeezed all of our routes and timetables into the palm of your hand. Favourites: You can quickly save your favourite Departure Boards, Timetables and Journeys, with quick access from one convenient menu. Disruptions: You’ll be able to keep up to date with service changes directly from our disruption feeds inside the app. As always, we welcome your feedback. You can send it to us via the app.

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565 Ratings

Surprisingly good

It took me a while to figure out how the timetables work but once I got the hang of it I found it very useful and quite easy to use. The maps showing the location of buses are very clever and extremely useful. On a trip in Devon I looked for a similar app but couldn’t find anything half as good as this.

So far so good. Would good to have more covered stops.

Didn’t come the correct route

I was waiting on Egloshayle road for the number 11 to padstow and I was here 10 minutes before the bus (around 7:45) and the bus didn’t come down egloshayle instead I saw it coming down gonvena hill and over the old bridge completely missing all of the stops on egloshyale and it has caused me a lot of stress as it has caused arguementa between me and people close to me so I am not very happy

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Using Public Transport to and around Cornwall

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Network and planning your route

The maps below shows the network of bus routes in Cornwall. You may be able to work out from the map the number(s) of the buses that you need to catch to get from your proposed starting point to your destination. Then look up the timetables and find the appropriate times of the buses. Generally, the timetables show a Monday to Saturday service and a different timetable for Sundays and bank holidays. Note, however, that the Monday-Saturday times may have notes against them indicating that they only run on Monday-Friday, or on Saturday, or on school days, or on college days, or on holidays, or with reduced start and end points. On some routes, the daytime buses are operated as a commercial service, but in the evenings, the service is run on a subsidised basis by a different operator. On some routes there is no Sunday service. Be careful to check these caveats against the times that you propose to travel. Alternatively, you can use one of the travel planners available from websites or apps. Traveline South West is part of a national public transport information service where anyone can plan a journey by bus, coach, rail etc. You put in your proposed starting point, destination, time and date of travel and the website will present you with one or more options for the journey. Note that, if a change is necessary from one service to another, make sure that the time gap between the arrival of one and the departure of the next one is sufficient to make the connection. Be careful if there are only a few minutes between one and the other and there is not another bus due for a while after that - you could have a long wait! The websites of the main bus operators offer a similar facility, see First (Travel Planner) and GoCornwall (Directions) . As an example of using these travel planning websites when looking for buses from Veryan to Truro, see the results from the different sites - they produce essentially the same suggestion but present it in slightly different formats. You will also see odd features such as getting off at a particular stop and walking a few hundred metres, but the main journey is the same: Traveline , First , GoCornwall The First and GoCornwall apps that you can download on to your smartphone also have the same planning feature. See apps for more details of the information that they provide. Note that First Bus has a contract with Truro and Penwith College to provide specified services that fit in with the students’ requirements for getting to and from the colleges in Truro and Penzance. First and Go Cornwall Bus used to provide specific booklets for the college buses but they have not been updated since 2022/23. However, links to the services can be found on the Timetables page of this website.

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It won't take long to get to paradise, just choose your way to get here! With a network of local busses, ferries, and scenic railway lines, you don't have to rely on a car to explore Cornwall. Travel from end to end, coast to coast, and experience stunning landscapes and coastal treasures without resorting to sat-nav!

Great Western Railway (GWR) operate high speed train services frequently from London Paddington station including the Night Riviera Sleeper service to Penzance. There are also direct trains daily from Bristol and beyond using Cross-Country.

Once in Cornwall, there's a great rail network for getting around the county, perfect for those car-free breaks. Explore the corners of Cornwall from St Ives to Looe, sit back and enjoy the scenery on the Tamar Valley Line or head to the beach at Newquay or Falmouth.

Park-and-ride schemes are in place at Liskeard (for Looe) and St Erth (for St. Ives).

Night Riviera Sleeper Service

The Night Riviera Sleeper service runs between London Paddington and Penzance. The comfortable cabins have everything you need, including USB and plug sockets, a wardrobe, a sink, and storage space.

The on-board lounge bar is open for drinks and snacks throughout the journey, and you can even order room service!

It takes less than five hours to get from London to the heart of Cornwall by either train or car. Drive along the M4 motorway from London, or M6 from Manchester, and then the M5 to Exeter and finally either the A30, that is mostly dual carriageway, or the A38 passing Plymouth and Saltash into South East Cornwall. Alternatively if you enter Cornwall from North Devon, there is the scenic A39 Atlantic Highway running through Bude, which you can join from Junction 27 on the M5.

There can be a high volume of traffic during peak season, school holidays, and on weekends. Travelling overnight or outside peak rush hours is recommended to avoid long delays.

To plan your journey, use the AA Route Planner for a tailor made travel plan with timings and mileage - just click on the link below.

Please be aware that Sat-Navs can lead you to some wonderful places in Cornwall, many of them down narrow country lanes with high hedges and few reversing points. Please follow local road signage to help get you to your destination.

National Express operate a full service into Cornwall as far as Penzance, Megabus also go to a few towns including Newquay and Falmouth.

Coach travel times from London or Birmingham to the city of Truro are around 7-8 hours

Many tour operators offer coach holidays to Cornwall, contact your local travel agent for details.

Let someone else do the driving

Cornwall is covered by a huge network on bus routes, meaning you can park the car and enjoy the roads without worrying about getting lost! What's more, there's usually a special offer out there to encourage you onto the bus!

For example, In 2023 you can travel as far as you like on a single journey ticket for £2. This will continue until the end of October half-term.

You can head to the beach or an attraction for a big day out, or jump on one of the Adventures by Bus scenic routes and take in the sights. Whatever you fancy doing you’ll be saving money, helping to reduce congestion, and supporting Cornwall to stay greener and cleaner.

Flying to Cornwall can offer an attractive and shorter alternative to the journey by train or car.

Newquay Airport is served by a variety of routes from across the UK and beyond. For more information, please visit the Cornwall Airport Newquay Website or call 01637 860600 or e-mail [email protected]

The Airport offers year-round onward connectivity to the Isles of Scilly with Skybus.

Exeter Airport is also withing easy reach of Cornwall via the A30 and A38.

On the water

Plymouth is the closest ferry port to Cornwall, being just across the River Tamar. Brittany Ferries offer services from Roscoff in France and Santander in Northern Spain into Plymouth as well as further services from France and Spain into Portsmouth and Poole.

Sometimes in Cornwall you will come across a large river (usually on the south coast). If driving these will mean a long diversion up river to a bridge, adding many miles to your route.

To get around this there are a number of ferries that can be used. There's the King Harry, linking Truro and Falmouth with the Roseland Peninsular, The Bodinnick Ferry, linking Fowey with south east Cornwall and the historic villages of Polperro and Looe, and at Torpoint three ferries cross 24 hours a day linking Cornwall with Plymouth.

There are also passenger ferries (many of which take bikes) in and around the Fal estuary, going to places like St Mawes, Place, Trelissick, Flushing and Malpas from Falmouth.

On the Fowey there's also a ferry that goes back and forth to the village of Polruan on the opposite bank. At Looe, when the tide permits, small boats criss-cross the river, and at Newquay a ferry crosses the Gannel Estuary, again, when the tide is in.

A longer trip can be taken from Penzance where the Scillonian sails to the Isles of Scilly once a day.

Everything you need to know to plan your perfect Cornish getaway.

Travel to Cornwall by car

It takes less than five hours to get from London or Birmingham to the heart of Cornwall by car.

Drive along the M4 motorway from London, or M6 from Manchester, and then the M5 to Exeter and finally either the A30, that is mostly dual carriageway, or the A38 passing Plymouth and Saltash into South East Cornwall.

Alternatively if you enter Cornwall from North Devon, there is the scenic A39 Atlantic Highway running through Bude, which you can join from Junction 27 on the M5.

Due to the high volume of traffic on Cornwall's roads during the summer months the main routes can become congested especially at weekends. Travelling overnight or outside peak rush hours is recommended to avoid long delays.

• To plan your journey use the AA Route Planner for a tailor made travel plan with timings and mileage
• For information on possible delays or roadwork's throughout the UK or in Cornwall visit Traffic Watch
• Travelling to Cornwall with a caravan? Check out this Caravan Towing guide

Travel to Cornwall by coach and bus

National Express operate a full service into Cornwall as far as Penzance, Megabus s also go to a few towns including Newquay and Falmouth.

For information on public transport, including local bus timetables, once you are in Cornwall [click here].( https://www.firstbus.co.uk/cornwall/plan-journey/timetables ).

If you are bringing a coach to Cornwall, did you know Cornwall Council now offers a weekly coach rover ticket . This is available for all car parks where coaches are permitted and costs £16.60 for 24 hours or £55.35 for 7 days and £38.75 for 4 days.

You can drive via either the M4 and M5 to Exeter and then take either the A30 or A38 depending on where in Cornwall you are heading.

You can also use the M3 and A303 from west London.

Both National Express and Megabus operate coach's into Cornwall

Trains to Cornwall leave from Paddington Station

You can fly to Cornwall from both Gatwick and Heathrow (Jan 2023)

The North coast of Cornwall is a wonderful place to come for a holiday. A very family-friendly area, it has long attracted visitors looking for a traditional “bucket-and-spade” holiday, as well as surfers, walkers and those seeking the more relaxed pace of life.

From Bude down to Sennen Cove, there are loads of long sandy beaches, including the popular ones at Newquay and St Ives, but there are also sections of high cliffs, great for walking or just watching the summer sunsets.

Cornwall's south coast tends to be quieter than the north with its vast sandy beaches and great surf. Instead you will find picturesque fishing villages, and the occasional sandy cove. Families can still enjoy a traditional “bucket-and-spade” holiday at places like Looe or Pentewan, whilst others might prefer the yachting meccas of Fowey, Falmouth or St Mawes.

With beautiful scenery around every corner and vibrant towns and villages full of great places to eat and drink, we are sure you will want to return again and again to the south coast of Cornwall.

Avoid the traffic jams, the arguments when the GPS sends you the wrong way and the general hassle of having to drive great distances...

GWR operate high speed train services frequently from London Paddington station including the Night Riviera Sleeper Service to Penzance. There are also direct trains daily from Bristol and beyond. More info from: nationalrail.co.uk

Once in Cornwall, there's a great rail network for getting around the county, ideal for when the roads are busy in the summer. Give the driver a rest and grab a cheap day return to St Ives or Looe. Sit back and enjoy the scenery on the Tamar Valley Line or head to the beach at Newquay or Falmouth. For more info, go to Great Scenic Railways

For National Rail enquiries telephone 08457 484950

The First Group co-ordinate bus services from many Cornish stations.

Park-and-ride schemes run in season at Liskeard (for Looe) and St Erth (for St. Ives).

The King Harry Ferry was established in 1888, and connects St Mawes and the Roseland Peninsula with Feock, Truro and Falmouth by avoiding the alternative 27 mile route through Truro & Tresillian.

Each year the King Harry Ferry saves 5 million car miles, 1.7 million kg of CO2 and ¾ of a million litres of fuel. It carries 300,000 cars every single year.

Yes, there is a good service with most busses passing through or starting from Helston.

The Tamar Valley is served by its own branch line which runs out of Plymouth. Called the Tamar Valley Line it stops at Bere Ferres and Bere Alston on the Devon side, before crossing over the river to Calstock. From here it continues to its final destination, Gunnislake.

You can also use the main line to access the station at St Germans on the Lynher River.

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• Bus Station (Stand D) 25 26 27E 28 30 31 188
• Bus Station (Stand E) 12 274 EDCO G1 G3 ST03
• Carlyon Road (SW-bound) ↙ 24 24E 24x 25 26 27E 30 188 190 ST03 T1 T2
• Chandlers Walk (NW-bound) ↖ 24 24E 24x
• Chandlers Walk (SE-bound) ↘ 24 24E 24x
• Cornwall College (SE-bound) ↘ ST01 ST02 ST03
• Cornwall Coll Tregonissey Rd (o/s) ↗ 24S 26 188
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• Edgcumbe Green (opp) → 21 22 25 423 428 ST03
• Edgcumbe Green (W-bound) ← 21 22 25 188 423 428 ST03
• Four Turnings (NE-bound) ↗ 21 22 25 27E 51 271 272 273 274 423 428 ST03 T1 T2
• Four Turnings (SW-bound) ↙ 21 22 25 27E 51 188 271 272 273 274 423 428 ST03 T1 T2
• Gwallon Road (opp) ↑ 24S 27E 30 190 T1 T2
• Gwallon Road (S-bound) ↓ 24S 30 190
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• Library (opp) ↗ 24 24E 24x 25 26 27E 28 188 190 G1 ST03 T1 T2
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• Penwinnick Road (NW-bound) ↖ 22 23 G3
• Polkyth Leisure Centre (opp) ↗ 24 24E 24x 25 26 27E 28 190 T1 T2
• Polkyth Leisure Centre (o/s) ↙ 24 24E 24x 25 26 27E 30 190 T1 T2
• Poltair Road (N-bound) ↑ 26 188 ST03
• Poltair Road (opp) ↓ 26 188 ST03
• Poltair School (N-bound) ↑ 24S 26 188 ST03
• Poltair School (opp) ↙ 26 188 ST03
• Poltair School Site (NE-bound) ↗ 24S 26 188 POL109 POL111 POL116
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• St Austell Hospital (N-bound) ↑ 25 28 30
• Tesco Extra (NE-bound) ↗ 24S 26 188 ST01 ST02
• Tesco Extra (opp) ↙ 24S 26 188 ST01 ST02
• Trevarthian Road (NE-bound) ↗ 188
• Trevone Crescent (opp) ↑ 21 22 25 188 423 428 ST03
• Trevone Crescent (S-bound) ↓ 21 22 25 423 428 ST03
• Trimmers (opp) ↑ 24S 27E 30 190 T1 T2
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• 190 Mevagissey - St Austell - Sweetshouse - Bodmin Go Cornwall Bus
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