-> By Air

The Asiana provide the flight for Incheon <-> Heathrow every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday

The Korean Air provide the flight for Incheon <-> Heathrow every Monday, Thursday, Friday

FROM HEATHROW AIRPORT

• Train: Either take the Rail-Air Link bus to Reading and the train from Reading to Swansea, or take the train from Heathrow to London (Paddington) and the train from Paddington to Swansea.
• Bus: Take bus 201 from the airport bus station to Swansea

FROM GATWICK AIRPORT

• Train: Take the train from Gatwick to Reading and the train from Reading to Swansea.
• Bus: TTake bus 201 from the airport bus station to Swansea.

FROM CARDIFF INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

• Catch a bus or take a taxi to central Cardiff and then make rail or Greyhound connection to Swansea
• For more bus information, please search at https://timetables.nationalexpress.com/routes

Timetable for Gatwick Airport (South)-> Gatwick Airport(North)->Heathrow Airport (T5)-> Swansea by Bus No. 201

-> By Train

• High-speed InterCity trains run at hourly intervals
• from London (Paddington) to Swansea. Travel time approximately 2 hours 50 minutes. The main InterCity services offer connections to Swansea from Birmingham, Bristol Parkway, Cardiff and London. There are also regional services via Sprinter trains to west, mid and north Wales. There are taxi ranks outside High Street Station and St Mary’s Church (city centre).
• For details of all rail services
• Tel: +44 (0)3457 484950 www.nationalrail.co.uk

-> By Bus

• During term time buses run frequently between the city centre, Singleton Park Campus, the Bay Campus and Hendrefoelan Student Village. For timetables and further information please contact:
• Traveline: Tel: +44 (0)871 200 2233 www.traveline.org.uk

-> By Road

• Travelling west on the M4 leave the motorway at junction 42 and follow signs for Swansea on the A483 (Fabian Way).
• On crossing the River Tawe the A483 becomes the A4067. Continue west along this road, passing Sainsbury’s Superstore on the left-hand side of the road. After approximately 1.5 miles there is a footbridge over the road.
• The University’s main entrance lies just before the footbridge and is controlled by traffic lights. As you approach the lights, keep to the right-hand lane and prepare to turn right into the University. There is a Visitors’ Car Park immediately right of the main entrance. There are large Park-and-Ride sites at Port Tennant and on the A483 east of Swansea, at Landore, on the A4067 north of the city. All sites are open from 7.00 am until 7.00 pm, Monday to Saturday. It currently costs £2.50 to leave your car all day in these secure environments and to ride by bus to and from the city centre.
• From time to time the University will recommend that visitors use these sites when it is known that parking on the Singleton Park Campus or the adjoining Recreation Ground will either be in very short supply or wholly unavailable. In these circumstances the University will arrange for coaches to run shuttle services to and from the campus direct from the Park-and-Ride sites.
  • * Cycling and Walking (Active Travel) Singleton Park Campus and Bay Campus are linked by
• the National Cycle Route (NCN route 4). There is cycle parking facilities at both sites. If you are travelling locally or cycling from either Swansea or Port Talbot rail stations, the Swansea Bay Cycle network can be viewed here: www.cycleswanseabay.org

SANTANDER CYCLES

• Santander Cycles Swansea is a bike share scheme that everyone can use. There are 5 docking station hubs along the sweep of Swansea Bay, connecting both campuses. For further information download the Santander Cycles App from the App Store.