Exeter Flights

Exeter International Airport is quite small compared to other Airports,but do quite alot of flights to lots of countrys including Tunisia,Cyprus,Spain,Greece,Canada,Lapland,Norway,Portugal,Turkey and many more.check out there web site for more information,there is also a bar, restaurants and shops.

We went to Exeter by train. We took the train at swindon´s train station. The trip took about 2 hours and few minutes. Nice sights

Use The 56 Bus From The Airport To Exeter The Bus Runs Every Hour To Exeter And Is Great Value For Money.
Once At The Bus Station In Exeter You Can Travel Anywhere In The Southwest Or Nearby Is The Rail Stration

There´s direct trains from Swindon to Exeter St Davis, every hour on weekends.
Price: from 20 pounds return.

This little ferry boat is a gorgeous little gimick, especially considering there is a footbridge over the river Exe less 100 meters away, its called Butts Ferry . I imagine there has been a ferry service here for 100s of years. It only takes literally a minute to get accross, its a nice think for children to do. I cant remember the cost, but is was something like 30 pence each way. Bargin!

Go to the historic Quayside & you cant miss it.

Exeter Bus Station at Paris Street, which is operated by Stagecoach, is the city's bus transportation centre from which the two main bus companies, Stagecoach and First, cover all of South Devon, with links to Barnstaple (and hence accessing the North of the County). This is also the terminus for National Express services linking the rest of the country. For a bus station this is particularly well organised with a series of bays from which the buses to different parts of the county leave, organised into logical groupings.

Everything is well signed and timetables are posted in each bay with the relevant bus details. The information office is generally helpful and drivers and other staff are happy to provide guidance also. This makes finding your bus pretty much idiot-proof - well it would have to be for me!!

Contact number below is for Traveline which provides bus and rail service details nationally and is also particularly well organised.

Exeter has 2 main railway stations, St David's and Central, and it is St David's that most people will first arrive at (except for trains from London Waterloo which stop first at Central).

St David's is the gateway to The West Country with regular services to and from London as well as Scotland and the North of England and is a wonderfully atmospheric station providing a terminus for not just the national rail services but also the local services both down (to South Devon) and up (to North Devon as far as Barnstaple). Going West, trains continue through Plymouth and on to Cornwall as far as Penzance.

The station itself is about a 15 minute walk into Exeter city centre (all uphill!) but is only a short train ride to Exeter Central, a similar bus journey from just outside the station to The High Street and also has a (usually) well-attended taxi rank.

The website below is a link to Wikipedia for more station info, whilst other and the phone number are for National Rail.