Wales's transportation system, in general, has the potential to be one of the most well-planned on the planet. Cardiff is no excuse; it is smartly connected to every central transportation system and is easily accessible within walking distance of every university. Students can explore a wide range of transport services in Cardiff, from the world-famous Cardiff ferries to dedicated cycle routes and buses. To assist you, we have listed the city's major transport systems and their average fares. Students should know that these fares may vary from peak to sloppy hours.
Train: Cardiff has a dedicated metro rail system that serves Cardiff Central, Queen Street, and nearby town stations. These are train stations that are conveniently connected. So you don't have to be concerned about weekend trips to nearby cities.
Bus: Cardiff's bus network operates 24 hours a day, with over 100 buses running throughout the city. Students can take buses from Cardiff Bus Station near the City Centre to connect Cardiff with Swansea to the west and Newport, Newcastle upon Tyne, Manchester, and London. Hundreds of local bus stops are located throughout the city, catering to local and national travellers. Cardiff's average bus fare is around GBP 1-1.20 per day.
Cycling: Cycling is another way to get around the city. You can visit Cardiff's exclusive cycling areas, such as the well-known Bute Park & Garden.
Ferries: The Cardiff ferries run along the River Taff and Cardiff Bay. The city's extensive transit network seamlessly connects with Cardiff's ferry system. This means that students can switch between various modes of transportation, such buses or trains, in order to get to their destinations.