Lyme Regis is on the South coast, on the borders of Dorset, Devon and Somerset. Here is a link to a map of the area.
There are two bus services which travel through Lyme Regis regularly, the route 31 which travels between Axminster and Weymouth (linking with the train service, which stop at Axminster), and the X53 which takes a particularly scenic route along the Jurassic Coast between Exeter and Poole.
If travelling on the 31, please click here for Monday to Friday (NOT including the 7th May bank holiday), here for Saturday and here for Sundays and public holidays (includes the 7th May bank holiday).
For the X53, please see here for Monday to Friday (NOT including the 7th May bank holiday), here for Saturday and here for Sunday and public holidays (includes the 7th May bank holiday).
If travelling from further away, a train service runs between Waterloo and Exeter, stopping at Axminster, from which Lyme Regis is only a short bus journey. Visit SouthWest Trains to plan your journey and choose Axminster (or AXM) as the destination station.
Lyme Regis has a park and ride service that operates throughout the main school summer holiday period. It operates from two sites on the A3052 just out of town: one is on the Charmouth Road (nearest post code DT7 3UE), to the east of Lyme Regis, and the other is on the Sidmouth Road (nearest post code DT7 3EU), to the west of Lyme Regis.
We strongly recommend visitors who are driving to Lyme Regis during busy periods to use the park and ride whenever possible.
£4.00 per car or £6.00 for larger vehicles.
After 3pm, £2.00 per car or £3.00 for larger vehicles
Note: anything bigger than a people carrier will be classed as a 'large vehicle'.
Routes from the north: M5, A37, A3066, A30, A358, A35, & B3165. Routes from the east: A30, A354, A338, A303, A31 & A35. Routes from the west: A30, A35, & A3052.
For more information about travelling to Lyme Regis, please follow the link below to the official Lyme Regis Tourist Information Guide.
The Lyme Regis Official Tourist Information Guide.