Travelling to, from and around Exeter is straightforward, with a choice of rail, bus, coach, road, taxi and air travel. Whether you are visiting Exeter, travelling into the city for work or exploring Devon, this guide provides an overview of the main transport options available.
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Exeter is well connected to the rest of Devon and the wider UK, with two principal railway stations, an airport close to the city and major road routes providing access from across the South West and beyond.
There are several ways to travel around Exeter and the surrounding area. Local buses provide connections throughout the city and to nearby towns and villages, while taxis and private hire services offer another option for shorter journeys.
For visitors, Exeter's central location also makes it convenient to combine different forms of transport during a trip. The information below provides a starting point for planning your journey.
Planning a journey into Exeter? Information on travelling to the city by train, car, bus, coach or plane can be found on our dedicated guide.
The guide includes information about Exeter's main road connections, railway stations, airport and coach services.
Once you arrive, there are several ways to get around the city and surrounding areas. Local bus services connect Exeter with many parts of the city and the wider area, while taxis and private hire provide additional travel options.
This page provides an overview of local rail, bus, coach and other transport services, with links to current operator and journey information.
Looking for a particular station, Park & Ride site, attraction, stadium or other location?
Our maps and location pages provide directions and location information for key transport points and places around Exeter.
If you are travelling to Exeter by car, there are a number of parking options in and around the city, including city-centre car parks and Park & Ride services.
Use this guide to find information about parking in Exeter and links to individual parking and Park & Ride locations.
Exeter is served by two mainline railway stations: Exeter St Davids and Exeter Central. Both provide access to the city centre and connections to destinations across Devon and the wider UK.
For current train times, fares and service information, check the relevant rail operator or journey planning service. Our Exeter Transport Directory holds a listing of some of the operators and travel information services available.
Exeter Airport is located close to the city and provides air connections to selected domestic and international destinations.
Exeter Airport – Location & Directions
For current flights, destinations and passenger information, always check the latest information provided by the airport.
Exeter city centre is relatively compact, making many central destinations accessible on foot. Local bus services provide connections to residential areas, suburbs and destinations outside the city.
Taxis and private hire vehicles are also available, providing another option for travelling around Exeter and the surrounding area.
Our Exeter Transport Directory holds a listing of some of the operators and travel information services available.
Whether you are planning a day trip, visiting Exeter's attractions, travelling for business or using the city as a base for exploring Devon, planning your transport in advance can make your journey easier.
Use the links below to find information about travelling to Exeter, getting around the city, parking, local transport and things to see and do:
Exeter Attractions & Places to Visit
For detailed information about individual stations, parking areas, Park & Ride sites and other locations, use the relevant location pages linked throughout the site.