Trains on the coast line stop at Llandudno Junction, from where a branch line runs to Llandudno. Conwy has its own small station, but not every train stops. The A55 expressway runs along the coast.
Routes at a glance
| From | By | Time | Good to know |
|---|---|---|---|
| London Euston | Train | About 3 h | To Llandudno Junction; some direct trains to Llandudno. |
| Manchester | Train | About 2 h | Direct trains to Llandudno Junction and Llandudno. |
| Chester | Train | About 1 h | Frequent services along the coast. |
| Liverpool or Manchester Airport | Car | About 1 h 30 | Via the M56 and A55. |
| Holyhead (ferry from Dublin) | Train | About 1 h | Along the coast line. |
Times are typical and fares change — check current timetables and prices before you travel.
Getting around
Frequent buses link Llandudno and Conwy in about 15 minutes. Both towns are walkable. For the Conwy Valley and Betws-y-Coed, take the train from Llandudno Junction.
Onward
Head into Snowdonia, across to Anglesey, or south-west to Portmeirion. See Getting to Wales.
