Public Transport

Your nearest bus stops are located along Holton Road. There are stops adjacent and opposite the bottom of Hill Farm Road and also opposite and adjacent to Halesworth Town Park. Locations such as Beccles, Bungay, Southwold and Aldeburgh can be accessed from these stops and First Bus operate the most frequent services through Halesworth from stops opposite and adjacent to Halesworth Town Park.

For those that have school-aged children, there is the 99A Coastal Clipper that runs to Bungay High School from Halesworth Town Park. Find the current timetable here.

First Bus now accept contactless payments on their buses, and reduced tickets are available through their app!.

Are you confused by local buses and how to read the timetables? Find our bus guide here. It includes all the information you’ll need about getting the bus in and around Halesworth!

There are a selection of local incentives throughout Suffolk to promote travelling by public transport; including bus passes. If you are of pensionable age, you will be entitled to apply for an age-related bus pass which allows free off-peak bus travel. To apply or to find out further information, please visit the Suffolk on Board website. Additionally, you can apply for a bus pass if you have an eligible disability.

For those aged between 16 and 19, you can apply for the Suffolk Endeavour Card. This card is free to apply for and gives you at least 25% off the cost of bus travel. The only requirement is that your journey either starts or finishes in Suffolk. Apply for the card through the Suffolk on Board website.

When moving to a new area it can be stressful trying to figure out how your children will get to school, that’s why Suffolk on Board have dedicated information on school travel so you know what options are available to you.

As a resident of Blyth Vale, you are entitled to either 2x one month bus passes for the 99A Coastal Clipper service or a one month season ticket for train services from Halesworth to Lowestoft. Click here to complete the short survey.

Your nearest train station is in Halesworth which is approximately a 10-minute walk away. There are 19 sheltered cycle spaces available which are covered by CCTV, and 3 disabled parking spaces. There are frequent services from Halesworth to Ipswich and Lowestoft. Tickets can be purchased from the train station, however, where possible, we would suggest purchasing tickets in advance to receive the best prices!

When using the train for leisure purposes, railcards are a great way to receive discounts on the cost of rail tickets. There are various options available, such as; 16-17 saver, 16-25, 26-30, two-together, disabled person or the senior railcard. Most railcards cost £30 to purchase for a year, however, you will typically save 1/3rd off rail fares, and have access to all sorts of dining and entertainment discounts. Find out more on the Railcard.co.uk website. 

When travelling to a new place, you may worry about how you’ll reach your destination after departing the train but that’s where PlusBus comes in. By adding this to your ticket for a small fee, you can get unlimited bus travel within the area! Find out more about PlusBus.

Taking your bike on the train can seem complicated. National Rail gives you all the information you’ll need on bringing a bike. Find out more: PlusBike.