Travelling by Train

Station: Coventry Railway Station Edinburgh (Waverly)

Service Provider: Avanti West Coast,Link opens in a new window Cross Country,Link opens in a new window Transpennine expressLink opens in a new window

Cost: A round trip can cost you as little as £50-60 if you travel during the week and book your travel weeks before

Duration: The fastest train would reach within 5hrs (Avanti west coast). Other trains may take 6 hrs- 7 hrs depending upon the number of stops and train changes. Always remember that the direct & faster trains are priced a bit more than the others.

Travelling by Plane

Station: Coventry Railway Station Birmingham International Train Station (BHX) Edinburgh International (EDI)

Service Provider: Easy JetLink opens in a new window

Cost: A round trip can cost you as little as £50-70. Flight tickets might be cheaper than trains in multiple instances. Use skysannerLink opens in a new window to compare the prices of flights across various service providers and times

Duration: Direct flights just take around 1 hr 10 mins. Flights can be the best option to travel time efficiently.

Travelling by Train

Station: Coventry Railway Station Bath Spa

Service Provider: CrosscountryLink opens in a new window

Cost: A round trip can cost you a minimum of £30-50

Duration: The fastest train would reach within 2 hrs 30 mins. You can get the tickets cheaper if you split the tickets, but the duration of the travel would increase

Travelling by Bus

Station: Coventry Pool Meadow Bath Coach Station

Service Provider: National ExpressLink opens in a new window

Cost: A round trip can cost you £30-70

Duration: A coach journey to bath may not be feasible to a lot of students as it roughly 5 hrs and a couple of bus changes. However if you are on a budget and trains are more expensive, a bus journey might be ideal

Why not combine your trip?

Bath is a delightful destination, ideal for a day trip or a longer 2-3 day getaway when combined with nearby Bristol and Stoneleigh.Link opens in a new window Bath pairs beautifully with the vibrant culture of Bristol and the charming countryside of Stoneleigh. Traveling by train is a convenient and efficient option.

Travelling by Train

Station: Coventry Railway Station Oxford Railway station

Service Provider: CrosscountryLink opens in a new window , Great Western Railway

Cost: A round trip can cost you as little as £15

Duration: The fastest train would reach in 48 mins making it an ideal day trip location.

Travelling by Train

Station: Coventry Railway Station Cambridge

Service Provider: CrosscountryLink opens in a new window , Great Western RailwayLink opens in a new window

Cost: A round trip can cost you as little as £30. Trains during the peak-time would cost you quite a lot.

Duration: The fastest train would reach in 2 hr 20 mins with atleast 1 or 2 changes. The first change might be London Euston, where you would have to take a tube from Euston to London Kings Cross. London Kings Cross to Cambridge would be a journey less than 1 hr

Travelling by Bus

Station: Coventry Pool Meadow Cambridge Parkside (City Centre)

Service Provider: National ExpressLink opens in a new window and MegabusLink opens in a new window

Cost: A round trip can cost you as little as £30.

Duration: The fastest bus would reach in 1hr 30 mins by Megabus, however this service is only from Thursday- Sunday. National Express do have buses running throughout the week and would you 3 hrs to arrive to Cambridge. A bus journey might be ideal if you want to avoid the hassle of changing multiple trains

Travelling by Train

Station: Coventry Railway Station Oxenholme Lake District or Penrith North Lakes

Service Provider: Avanti West CoastLink opens in a new window

Cost: A round trip can cost you as little as £20.

Duration: The fastest train would reach in 2 hr 45 mins with no changes. You can choose to split your tickets to save more.

Travelling within Lake District

Travelling within lake district might be a bit challenging. Therefore plan your itinerary and look for local bus timings to ensure you have no last minute delays. Bus farers within lake district are £2 till December 2024

• Popular bus routes in Lake District

Travelling by Train

Station: Coventry Railway Station Bibury, Cam and Dursley, Cheltenham, Evesham, Stratford-upon-Avon, Gloucester, Kemble, Moreton-in-Marsh, Stroud, Charlbury.....and a lot more

Travel options based on your desired location

Note: The Cotswolds National Landscape is the largest protected area in England and Wales. It spans a wide region, stretching from the border areas of South Warwickshire and Worcestershire through West Oxfordshire and Gloucestershire. Travel within the Cotswolds varies significantly depending on your chosen starting point, as each location offers different transport options, timings, and costs. Opting for a guided tour can be a convenient way to explore the region's charming villages, as it often simplifies travel logistics. However, keep in mind that guided tours can be expensive, so it's worth weighing the benefits against the cost.

Travelling by Train

Station: Coventry Railway Station York Railway Station

Service Provider:Cross CountryLink opens in a new window

Cost: A round trip can cost you as little as £35.

Duration: The fastest train would reach in 2 hr 40 mins with mostly one change in Birmingham new street. You can also choose to split your tickets to save more.

Note: Travelling by bus might not be ideal as it involves multiple changes and would take atleast 6 hrs to 7hrs.

Travelling by Train

Station: Coventry Railway Station Canterbury West

Service Provider: Avanti West CoastLink opens in a new window, West Midlands Railway,Link opens in a new window SoutheasternLink opens in a new window

Cost: A round trip can cost you as little as £35.

Duration: The fastest train to Canterbury takes approximately 2 hours and 50 minutes, but it requires at least two changes along the way. You can start with a direct train to London Euston. Upon arrival, you’ll need to navigate the London Underground to reach London St Pancras, where you'll catch a train to Canterbury. While this journey involves multiple steps, the well-connected transit network makes it manageable, especially if you plan ahead and familiarise yourself with the tube routes

Why not combine your trip?

Canterbury is a fantastic base for exploring nearby destinations by train. Dover is just 30 minutes away, offering the iconic White Cliffs and historic Dover Castle. For a seaside escape, Whitstable is only 20 minutes by train, renowned for its oysters and picturesque harbor. Margate, with its retro charm and cultural attractions, and Folkestone, known for its creative quarter and stunning coastline, are also easily accessible. With efficient train connections, extending your Canterbury visit to these nearby gems is both convenient and enjoyable.