The journey from Penrhyndeudraeth to Plymouth takes you from the Welsh coast to the historic port city of Plymouth in Devon. Driving is the most direct option, using the A55 and the M5 motorway. Rail travel requires a journey through Chester and London or Bristol. Plymouth is famous for its maritime history and the Barbican. This route is ideal for those looking to explore the south west of England.
Total Distance: 500 km driving distance, 420 km straight-line air distance.
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| Duration | 9 hours | 7 hours |
| Avg Price | 160-280 GBP | 95-150 GBP |
| Operator | Transport for Wales and Great Western Railway | N/A |
| Route | Penrhyndeudraeth to Chester, then Bristol Temple Meads, then Plymouth. | A487, A55, M56, M6, M5, A38. |
| Tip | Bristol Temple Meads is a major hub; allow time for transfers. | The A38 can be very busy; check for traffic updates. |
Spring and Summer for exploring the city's parks and historic sites.