^{Getting to} Bognor Regis By Road

There are several major routes which will take you into Bognor Regis by car, many of which come into the town via the main A27 which runs parallel with the coastline and along the bottom of the beautiful South Downs.

If you’re coming directly from the North, it’s a perfect opportunity to take in the stunning views of our lovely National Park before making your way to the coast. Once through the South Downs, Bognor Regis is well signposted.

When coming from the west, follow the M27 which turns into the A27 near Portsmouth.  Follow the A27 until you get to Chichester and then take the A259, signposted for Bognor Regis.

When coming from an easterly direction, take in the delights of beautiful Arundel, which is just off the A27, before turning left towards the coast. Depending on which turn you take, you will travel through some delightful villages such as Ford, Climping, Felpham, Yapton, Aldingbourne, Barnham and Fontwell before moving on to Bognor Regis itself.

^{Getting to} Bognor Regis By Train

Trains to Bognor Regis are run by Southern Rail – a service which offers routes between London and the South of England. You can get to and from destinations all over Sussex and Hampshire with this handy network of rail routes which spread across the counties.

When you arrive at the Bognor Regis station, it is just a 10-minute walk from the amusement arcades, shops, restaurants, hotels and beaches of the seafront Esplanade.

The ticket office is open until 19:45 from Monday to Saturday and until 19:45 on Sunday. Ticket machines are also accessible outside these hours.

London Terminals to Bognor Regis
Singles from: £10.00
Off-Peak Return from: £37.00

^{Getting around} Bognor Regis By Taxi

There’s a lot to be said for living in the sunniest place in Britain and our taxi drivers are some of the friendliest around.

When you’re looking for a safe and reliable taxi service to Bognor Regis, there are plenty of companies to choose from, with available vehicles ranging from traditional four seaters to minibuses and MPVs.

West Sussex taxi drivers easily know their way around the winding routes of our county, meaning you can sit back and relax, knowing you’ll get where you need to be safe, sound and as soon as possible.

Here are some of the taxi firms in Bognor Regis that we would most highly recommend:

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  Ace Taxis

  • 01243 865711
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  Yellowstar Taxis

  • 01243 828282
  • Email

^{Getting around} Bognor Regis By Bus

The bus service in Bognor Regis is incredibly frequent, with bus stops peppered all over the town, making it possibly the most convenient and cost effective form of transport. The buses travel away from the town to nearby areas, such as Aldwick, Elmer, Felpham, Pagham Rose Green and North Bersted.

For further afield, there’s the Coastliner 700 bus service which regularly runs between Brighton in the East and Portsmouth in the West, taking in all the towns along the route, such as Worthing, Littlehampton, Bognor Regis and Chichester.

It also connects with another network of bus routes giving passengers access to the hidden attractions such as the South Downs National Park and all of the picturesque towns and villages of West Sussex.

^{Getting around} Find a place to park

Parking can sometimes be a nightmare that you just don’t need – especially in peak season when you’re at a popular holiday resort. Luckily Bognor Regis loves having visitors to its town and therefore we have the parking well and truly covered.

There are several car parks to choose from around Bognor Regis, all of which have very reasonable rates and are within easy walking distance of the seafront.

You can also park at Butlins and along the promenade, again this is pay and display, however the beach front location means slightly more expensive prices to pay than the car parks in the town centre.

For more details about parking charges see below: