Traveling from the Anglesey coast to the medieval city of Salisbury involves crossing the border into England and heading south. The train journey requires multiple changes, typically at Chester and London or Bristol. Driving is a significant undertaking, usually taking over 5 hours via the M6 and A303. Salisbury is famous for its cathedral and proximity to Stonehenge. Plan your route carefully to avoid congestion on the A303.
Total Distance: 380 km driving distance, 310 km straight-line air distance.
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| Duration | 6 hours 15 mins | 5 hours 30 mins |
| Avg Price | 80-150 GBP | 60-90 GBP fuel |
| Operator | Transport for Wales and South Western Railway | Personal Vehicle |
| Route | Rhosneigr to Chester, then London Euston to London Waterloo, then Salisbury. | A55, M56, M6, M42, M40, A34, and A303. |
| Tip | The transfer between London stations requires a short tube journey or a walk. | The A303 is notorious for traffic near Stonehenge; check live traffic updates before departing. |
June to August for the best access to nearby Stonehenge and outdoor sites.