The Winner
840 CoastlinerLeeds - York - Whitby
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over the North York Moors
BASIC INFORMATION
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Route runs all year. Double-deckers are used.
Route Frequency: Monday - Friday daytime runs hourly to Thornton-le-Dale and 4 times a day to Whitby
Route Frequency: Saturday daytime runs hourly to Thornton-le-Dale and 4 times a day to Whitby
Route Frequency: Sunday daytime runs 5 times a day to Thornton-le-Dale and twice a day to Whitby
Day Ticket is called “Daytripper Plus”
It costs £17 adult, £30 group (up to 5 people of any age) You can buy it from the driver with cash (or on the Transdev Go app, or Contactless Payment)
There is a booklet called ‘Coastliner - Yorkshire’s Amazing Day Out’
General Weblink is www.yorkbus.co.uk
Weblink for this route is http://www.yorkbus.co.uk/times?routeID=2
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Coastliner’s 840 route begins its journey at Leeds City Bus Station, calling at Tadcaster, York and Malton, before turning north to serve Flamingo Land Resort and Pickering, home of the North Yorkshire Moors Railway. The bus then serves the picture-postcard village of Thornton-le-Dale before climbing onto the North York Moors amid spectacular scenery, visiting the moorland village of Goathland, famous as ‘Aidensfield’ in ITV drama Heartbeat, before making the descent of Blue Bank and the final approach to the historic seaside resort of Whitby.
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Britain's No 2 is
914/5/6 Glasgow to Fort William to Skye
via Loch Lomond, Rannoch, Glencoe & Great Glen
BASIC INFORMATION
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Route runs all year
Route Frequency: Monday – Sunday runs 7 journeys per day
There is no Day Ticket. The cost depends on the journey you are taking. You can buy a ticket from the driver using either cash or contactless, or tickets can be pre-booked in advance of travel.
Details can be found at https://www.citylink.co.uk/timetables/Summer%2018/WEB_GlasgowSkyeF.pdf
Travelling from the heart of Glasgow onwards to the magnificent Isle of Skye the 914/5/6 offers a real flavour of Scotland. The route passes the shores of tranquil Loch Lomond, the brooding lands of Glen Coe, stopping off in the picturesque town of Fort William for Ben Nevis, we venture further into the west Highland countryside then over the sea to Skye.
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Britain's Third Favourite is
50 Purbeck Breezer - Bournemouth to Swanage via Sandbanks, Shell Bay & Studland
BASIC INFORMATION
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Route runs all year.
Route Frequency: No information provided
Company Day Ticket: No information provided
Area Day Ticket: No information provided
Printed Literature: No information provided
General Weblink: No information provided
Weblink for this route is http://purbeckbreezer.co.uk/
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This is a bus journey you'll never forget. Route 50 takes you on a scenic trip through the stunning Sandbanks, on board the Sandbanks ferry and through the beautiful beaches and countryside that Purbeck is famous for. Not one to be missed!
Information provided by bus companies in Summer 2018. Always check websites before travelling
