Carbis Bay Holidays :: Park and Ride Lelant to St Ives
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The St Ives Branch Line is notably the most scenic train ride in Britain. It starts at St Erth on the Cornish Main Line and travels alongside the estuary of the River Hayle before reaching the Atlantic Ocean. Here, this single track line hugs the coastline taking in Lelant Saltings and the stunning beaches of Porth Kidney, Carbis Bay before arriving at Porthminster in St Ives
This train service runs throughout the year and is favoured by many of our guests as one of the best ways to travel in between Lelant, Carbis Bay and St Ives. This trip should be taken at least once on your holiday for the experience, if not for the convenience of leaving your car behind.
A 'Day Ranger' ticket costs from £2.00 per person and can be used all day on the St Ives Bay Railway.
View the 2011 Timetable
Park and Ride
St Ives Park and Ride 'Promoting sustainable travel & tourism', operates from Lelant Saltings to Portminster St Ives. A car park is provided for over 200 cars and is next to the branch line linking Carbis Bay and St Ives. Recommended in the summer months when parking is more difficult, the service costs £8 for group travel including parking and train tickets.
There are two stations in Lelant, one in Carbis Bay and one in St Ives.
Lelant - limited parking - Streetview
Lelant Saltings - park and ride so plenty of spaces - Map
Carbis Bay - small car park very busy in peak weeks - Streetview
Porthminster St Ives - a large but busy car park year round - Streetview
Visit: www.firstgreatwestern.co.uk
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