Getting to Conwy County
Conwy County is easy to reach by road, rail, air and sea, with strong transport links from across the UK and beyond.
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Direct train services run to North Wales coastal towns from many parts of Britain.
The Conwy Valley Line offers a scenic route from Llandudno through Eryri (Snowdonia) to Betws‑y‑Coed and Blaenau Ffestiniog, with a connection to the Ffestiniog Railway.For timetables and journey planning, visit:
Wales on Rails promotes travelling across Wales using public transport.
Overseas visitors may find a BritRail Pass useful for travel throughout the UK (must be bought before arriving in the UK).
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National Express operates direct services from London, Manchester, Liverpool and other major towns and cities.
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Conwy County is easily reached from the North West via the M56 and A55.
There are also good motorway links from the Midlands and the South of England via the M6, M5 and M1.For route planning, visit:
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Nearby international airports offer convenient onward travel to Conwy County:
Transfers are available from each airport.
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Regular ferry services operate from Dublin to Holyhead, with both standard and high‑speed options available.
Operators include:
