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It’s nice to get out of London every once in a while, and there are plenty of places across the UK that make brilliant options for a quick escape. The only issue we can come to face is the price, which makes finding a bargain all the more satisfying.
A new route on the Megabus means that travellers can get from London to Devon for a tenner, making the option for a cheap summer holiday all the more viable in this part of England; with Cornwall also nearby at your fingertips.
The Megabus route runs from London to Plymouth, and the newly-launched journey will also take you through Bristol, Exeter, and Taunton, meaning there plenty of viable and cheap options for a trip out of London. The services began last week on June 27, and runs two services (first London to Plymouth, then the return) each day between Thursday – Monday. If you’re heading for a break out of London, you’ll leave the Big Smoke from Victoria Coach Station at 3:30pm for a 9:30pm arrival in Plymouth, and your return will set off away from Devon at 7am for a 1pm arrival back in the big smoke.
If you snap up spaces fast enough, you’ll be looking at a roundtrip between London and Devon for under 20 quid, with one-way tickets clocking in at just £9.99 a pop for the cheapest spots! You can plan your journey on the Megabus site here. Once you’ve selected your choice of days, look out for journeys at the times listed above, and you might just bag yourself a cheap piece of travel over to the crisp air haven of Devon with the world at your fingertips and the sea touching your surfboard.