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Beasts by Bus routes and attraction opening times before travelling. before times opening attraction and routes to print, however we strongly recommend you check details of bus times, times, bus of details check you recommend strongly we however print, to Disclaimer: All information is believed to be correct at the time of going going of time the at correct be to believed is information All Disclaimer: smartphone. scan the QR code with your your with code QR the scan or or www.islandbuses.info to see animals on the Isle of Wight of Isle the on animals see to of current fares visit visit fares current of A guide to some of the best places places best the of some to guide A information and details details and information information, latest travel travel latest information, For full timetable timetable full For runs round the coast from Ryde to Yarmouth. to Ryde from coast the round runs top buses and the Island Coaster route which which route Coaster Island the and buses top g n i m m run in popular locations, including three open- three including locations, popular in run i r T r e t During the summer months additional services services additional months summer the During e P © e Newport Travel Shop. Travel Newport g a m I price. You can buy them on any bus or from the the from or bus any on them buy can You price. are a better bet, oering unlimited travel for one one for travel unlimited oering bet, better a are and 48 hour Rover or seven day Freedom tickets tickets Freedom day seven or Rover hour 48 and tickets onboard, but many visitors find the 24 24 the find visitors many but onboard, tickets For occasional travel you can buy single single buy can you travel occasional For Image ©Southern Vectis villages around the Island. Island. the around villages between the main towns and many of the the of many and towns main the between S the Isle of Wight with frequent services services frequent with Wight of Isle the outhern Vectis run the local buses on on buses local the run Vectis outhern Image ©Visit Isle of Wight animal antics which are easily accessible by bus. by accessible easily are which antics animal life. Read on to discover some of the best places for for places best the of some discover to on Read life. sanctuaries for animals that have had a more dicult dicult more a had have that animals for sanctuaries animals from around the world. You’ll also find find also You’ll world. the around from animals our exciting native wildlife to collections of exotic exotic of collections to wildlife native exciting our T from nature reserves where you can see some of of some see can you where reserves nature from BEASTS BY BUS BY BEASTS he Island has a wealth of wildlife attractions, attractions, wildlife of wealth a has Island he BEASTS BY BUS BY BEASTS RED SQUIRREL TRAIL (BLACKWATER TO MERSTONE) Better by bus Hopping on a bus is a great way to see the Isle of Wight, Cowes East Cowes Route to Blackwater: 2,3 Route to Merstone: 2 whether you’re popping over as a foot passenger on one Ryde Stop: Blackwater Junction Stop: Newlands of the fast-ferries, looking for a car-free holiday or just Yarmouth or fancy leaving the car behind for a relaxed day out. You Newport Walk from stop: Two minutes Walk from stop: None can get to some great places and see plenty on the way, with some of the best views you’ll find from the top deck Freshwater Sandown Shanklin of a bus. Get on board Ventnor Buses stop outside ferry terminals at Yarmouth, Cowes, he Red Squirrel Trail is a great place to see some of East Cowes and Ryde Hoverport. From Fishbourne there Tthe Island’s amazing native wildlife, on foot or by is a ten minute walk to the nearest stop. If you arrive bike. The section between Blackwater and Merstone is a at Ryde Pier Head you can either stroll down the pier lovely level two mile stroll with bus stops at either end. or catch the train to the bus station. Wightlink, Red On the way you’ll pass Birchmore pond which is home to Funnel and Hovertravel sell combined ferry and bus a range of spectacular dragonflies and damselflies. You tickets from their mainland ticket oces. Pick up a bus may also spot various birds of prey overhead and other timetable from Yarmouth, Newport or Ryde bus stations wildlife in the hedgerows and woodlands along the trail. or download one at islandbuses.info The former railway station at Merstone is now an orchard and the platform has been planted as a wild Extra summer services flower meadow. Merstone Station and Birchmore During the summer Southern Vectis runs a number of Pond are managed by Gift to Nature which looks after visitor-focused extra services; three open-top buses - accessible nature sites for everyone to enjoy. Downs Breezer, Shanklin Steamer and Needles Breezer www.redsquirreltrail.org.uk plus the Island Coaster bus which runs along most of the www.gifttonature.org.uk Island’s coasts. Check timetables for the dates these services run. Try the train Some destinations in the leaflet are accessible by train, look out for the train icon. Image © Martin Gibson Visitor information Visit visitisleofwight.co.uk 01983 813813 or drop into the OTHER PLACES TO VISIT Visitor Information Centre, Guildhall, Newport. Butterfly World g n i This leaflet is one of a series, look out for Beaches ee hundreds of butterflies flying freely around this m m i by Bus, Birds by Bus and Beauty by Bus. They have r indoor attraction. T r S e been produced by Natural Enterprise to help you explore t www.butterfly-world-iow.co.uk e P We like spotting the Island by sustainable means. Find out more at © 01983 883430 e g Route number 9 (Butterfly World) a red squirrels! naturalenterprise.co.uk. m I routes and attraction opening times before travelling. before times opening attraction and routes to print, however we strongly recommend you check details of bus times, times, bus of details check you recommend strongly we however print, to Disclaimer: All information is believed to be correct at the time of going going of time the at correct be to believed is information All Disclaimer: smartphone. scan the QR code with your your with code QR the scan or or www.islandbuses.info to see animals on the Isle of Wight of Isle the on animals see to of current fares visit visit fares current of A guide to some of the best places places best the of some to guide A information and details details and information information, latest travel travel latest information, For full timetable timetable full For runs round the coast from Ryde to Yarmouth. to Ryde from coast the round runs top buses and the Island Coaster route which which route Coaster Island the and buses top g n i m m run in popular locations, including three open- three including locations, popular in run i r T r e t During the summer months additional services services additional months summer the During e P © e Newport Travel Shop. Travel Newport g a m I price. You can buy them on any bus or from the the from or bus any on them buy can You price. are a better bet, oering unlimited travel for one one for travel unlimited oering bet, better a are and 48 hour Rover or seven day Freedom tickets tickets Freedom day seven or Rover hour 48 and tickets onboard, but many visitors find the 24 24 the find visitors many but onboard, tickets For occasional travel you can buy single single buy can you travel occasional For Image ©Southern Vectis villages around the Island. Island. the around villages between the main towns and many of the the of many and towns main the between S the Isle of Wight with frequent services services frequent with Wight of Isle the outhern Vectis run the local buses on on buses local the run Vectis outhern Image ©Visit Isle of Wight animal antics which are easily accessible by bus. by accessible easily are which antics animal life. Read on to discover some of the best places for for places best the of some discover to on Read life. sanctuaries for animals that have had a more dicult dicult more a had have that animals for sanctuaries animals from around the world. You’ll also find find also You’ll world. the around from animals our exciting native wildlife to collections of exotic exotic of collections to wildlife native exciting our T from nature reserves where you can see some of of some see can you where reserves nature from BEASTS BY BUS BY BEASTS he Island has a wealth of wildlife attractions, attractions, wildlife of wealth a has Island he BEASTS BY BUS BY BEASTS RED SQUIRREL TRAIL (BLACKWATER TO MERSTONE) Better by bus Hopping on a bus is a great way to see the Isle of Wight, Cowes East Cowes Route to Blackwater: 2,3 Route to Merstone: 2 whether you’re popping over as a foot passenger on one Ryde Stop: Blackwater Junction Stop: Newlands of the fast-ferries, looking for a car-free holiday or just Yarmouth or fancy leaving the car behind for a relaxed day out. You Newport Walk from stop: Two minutes Walk from stop: None can get to some great places and see plenty on the way, with some of the best views you’ll find from the top deck Freshwater Sandown Shanklin of a bus.
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