There are several major routes that 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 great opportunity to take in the views of this lovely National Park before making your way to the coast. Once through the South Downs, Bognor Regis is clearly 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, you can stop for a wander around historic Arundel and its castle, which is just off the A27, before turning south towards the coast. Depending on which route you take, you’ll travel through several attractive villages such as Ford, Climping, Felpham, Yapton, Aldingbourne, Barnham and Fontwell before arriving at Bognor Regis.

With frequent services and bus stops positioned all around the town, travelling by bus to Bognor Regis is a convenient, cost-effective and environmentally friendly form of transport.

Stagecoach’s local network is great for accessing and exploring nearly areas including Aldwick, Elmer, Felpham, Pagham, Rose Green and North Bersted.  For travelling further afield the Coastliner 700 bus service runs regularly 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.  The Coastliner also connects with the wider network of bus routes, giving passengers access to the South Downs National Park and the pleasant towns and villages of West Sussex.