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630 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 630 bus time schedule & line map 630 Havant - Hayling Island View In Website Mode The 630 bus line (Havant - Hayling Island) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Hayling Island: 3:45 PM (2) Purbrook: 7:15 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 630 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 630 bus arriving. Direction: Hayling Island 630 bus Time Schedule 68 stops Hayling Island Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 3:45 PM Oaklands School, Purbrook Tuesday 3:45 PM Crookhorn College, Purbrook Wednesday 3:45 PM Crookhorn Corner, Purbrook Thursday 3:45 PM Midas Close, Portsmouth Friday 3:45 PM Crookhorn Precinct, Purbrook Crookhorn Lane, Portsmouth Saturday Not Operational Morelands School, Purbrook Minerva Close, Portsmouth Portsmouth Golf Course, Purbrook 630 bus Info Direction: Hayling Island Fort Purbrook, Farlington Stops: 68 College Road, England Trip Duration: 52 min Line Summary: Oaklands School, Purbrook, Brookside Road, Bedhampton Crookhorn College, Purbrook, Crookhorn Corner, Bedhampton Road, Havant Purbrook, Crookhorn Precinct, Purbrook, Morelands School, Purbrook, Portsmouth Golf Course, Lester Avenue, Bedhampton Purbrook, Fort Purbrook, Farlington, Brookside 86 Bedhampton Road, Havant Road, Bedhampton, Lester Avenue, Bedhampton, Brunswick Gardens, Bedhampton, James Road, Brunswick Gardens, Bedhampton Havant, Havant College, Havant, Bus Station, North Street, Havant Havant, Bulbeck Road, Havant, Solent Road, Havant, Woodbury Avenue, Langstone, Southbrook Road, James Road, Havant Langstone, Mill Lane, Langstone, High Street, Finley Place, Havant Langstone, The Ship, Langstone, Bridge Garage, Langstone, Finiterre, Northney, New Cut, Northney, Havant College, Havant Victoria Road, Stoke, Northwood Lane, Stoke, New Road, Havant Castlemans Lane, Stoke, Yew Tree, Stoke, The Maypole, Stoke, Mill Rythe School, Hayling Island, Bus Station, Havant The Oven Campsite, West Town, Brights Lane, West 38A West Street Precinct, Havant Town, H.I. Holiday Park, West Town, Sycamore Drive, West Town, Barley Mow, West Town, Tesco Express, Bulbeck Road, Havant West Town, West Town Inn, West Town, Station 31/33 West Street, Havant Theatre, West Town, St Thomas Avenue, West Town, Staunton Avenue, West Town, Magdala Road, Solent Road, Havant Beachlands, Beachlands, Reading House, Park Road South, Havant Beachlands, Tudor Close, South Hayling, Sea Grove Avenue, South Hayling, Webb Lane, South Hayling, Woodbury Avenue, Langstone Bound Lane, South Hayling, Sea Front Estate, 7 Regents Court, Havant Eastoke, The Lifeboat Inn, Eastoke, Southwood Shops, Eastoke, Eastoke Avenue, Eastoke, Creek Southbrook Road, Langstone Road, Eastoke, Beach Court, Eastoke, Nutbourne 2 Southbrook Road, Havant Road, Eastoke, Bosmere Road, Eastoke, Sandy Point Reserve, Eastoke, Sandy Point Road, Eastoke, West Mill Lane, Langstone Haye Road, Eastoke, Creek Road, Eastoke, Eastoke 53 Langstone Avenue, Havant Avenue, Eastoke, Southwood Shops, Eastoke, Fishery Lane, Eastoke, Salterns Lane, Eastoke, Webb High Street, Langstone Lane, Mengham, St Leonards Avenue, Mengham, The Saltings, Havant Tournerbury Lane, Gable Head, The Hayling College, Gable Head, Kings Road, Gable Head, Mill Rythe The Ship, Langstone School, Hayling Island Hayling Billy Trail, England Bridge Garage, Langstone Finiterre, Northney New Cut, Northney Victoria Road, Stoke 188 Havant Road, England Northwood Lane, Stoke Croft Lane, England Castlemans Lane, Stoke Yew Tree, Stoke 42 Havant Road, England The Maypole, Stoke Mill Rythe School, Hayling Island The Oven Campsite, West Town Manor Road, England Brights Lane, West Town Higworth Lane, England H.I. Holiday Park, West Town Sycamore Drive, West Town Barley Mow, West Town Lexden Gardens, England Tesco Express, West Town James Close, England West Town Inn, West Town Station Road, England Station Theatre, West Town St Thomas Avenue, West Town Staunton Avenue, England Staunton Avenue, West Town Magdala Road, Beachlands 29 Sea Front, England Beachlands Nor≈ok Crescent, England Reading House, Beachlands Tudor Close, South Hayling Tudor Close, England Sea Grove Avenue, South Hayling Webb Lane, South Hayling Bound Lane, South Hayling Sea Front Estate, Eastoke St. Andrew's Road, England The Lifeboat Inn, Eastoke Sea Front, England Southwood Shops, Eastoke Eastoke Avenue, Eastoke Creek Road, Eastoke Beach Court, Eastoke Nutbourne Road, Eastoke Southwood Road, England Bosmere Road, Eastoke Sandy Point Reserve, Eastoke Sandy Point Road, Eastoke Nutbourne Road, England West Haye Road, Eastoke 37 Creek Road, England Creek Road, Eastoke Eastoke Avenue, Eastoke Southwood Shops, Eastoke Fishery Lane, Eastoke Silversands Gardens, England Salterns Lane, Eastoke Webb Lane, Mengham 16 Mengham Road, England St Leonards Avenue, Mengham Elm Grove, England Tournerbury Lane, Gable Head The Hayling College, Gable Head Kings Road, Gable Head Mill Rythe School, Hayling Island Direction: Purbrook 630 bus Time Schedule 67 stops Purbrook Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:15 AM Mill Rythe School, Hayling Island Tuesday 7:15 AM The Oven Campsite, West Town Manor Road, England Wednesday 7:15 AM Brights Lane, West Town Thursday 7:15 AM Higworth Lane, England Friday 7:15 AM H.I. Holiday Park, West Town Saturday Not Operational Sycamore Drive, West Town Barley Mow, West Town Lexden Gardens, England 630 bus Info Direction: Purbrook Tesco Express, West Town Stops: 67 James Close, England Trip Duration: 70 min Line Summary: Mill Rythe School, Hayling Island, The West Town Inn, West Town Oven Campsite, West Town, Brights Lane, West Station Road, England Town, H.I. Holiday Park, West Town, Sycamore Drive, West Town, Barley Mow, West Town, Tesco Express, Station Theatre, West Town West Town, West Town Inn, West Town, Station Theatre, West Town, St Thomas Avenue, West Town, St Thomas Avenue, West Town Staunton Avenue, West Town, Magdala Road, Staunton Avenue, England Beachlands, Beachlands, Reading House, Beachlands, Tudor Close, South Hayling, Sea Grove Staunton Avenue, West Town Avenue, South Hayling, Webb Lane, South Hayling, Bound Lane, South Hayling, Sea Front Estate, Magdala Road, Beachlands Eastoke, The Lifeboat Inn, Eastoke, Southwood 29 Sea Front, England Shops, Eastoke, Eastoke Avenue, Eastoke, Creek Road, Eastoke, Beach Court, Eastoke, Nutbourne Beachlands Road, Eastoke, Bosmere Road, Eastoke, Sandy Point Nor≈ok Crescent, England Reserve, Eastoke, Sandy Point Road, Eastoke, West Haye Road, Eastoke, Creek Road, Eastoke, Eastoke Reading House, Beachlands Avenue, Eastoke, Southwood Shops, Eastoke, Fishery Lane, Eastoke, Salterns Lane, Eastoke, Webb Tudor Close, South Hayling Lane, Mengham, St Leonards Avenue, Mengham, Tournerbury Lane, Gable Head, The Hayling College, Tudor Close, England Gable Head, Kings Road, Gable Head, Mill Rythe Sea Grove Avenue, South Hayling School, Hayling Island, The Maypole, Stoke, Yew Tree, Stoke, Castlemans Lane, Stoke, Northwood Lane, Webb Lane, South Hayling Stoke, Victoria Road, Stoke, New Cut, Northney, Finiterre, Northney, Bridge Garage, Langstone, The Ship, Langstone, Mill Lane, Langstone, Langstone Bound Lane, South Hayling Avenue, Langstone, Woodbury Avenue, Langstone, Solent Road, Havant, Bus Station, Havant, Havant Sea Front Estate, Eastoke College, Havant, James Road, Havant, Ingledene St. Andrew's Road, England Close, Bedhampton, Brunswick Gardens, Bedhampton, Lester Avenue, Bedhampton, The Lifeboat Inn, Eastoke Brookside Road, Bedhampton, Fort Purbrook, Sea Front, England Farlington, Portsmouth Golf Course, Purbrook, Morelands School, Purbrook, Crookhorn Precinct, Southwood Shops, Eastoke Purbrook, Crookhorn Corner, Purbrook, Crookhorn College, Purbrook, Oaklands School, Purbrook Eastoke Avenue, Eastoke Creek Road, Eastoke Beach Court, Eastoke Nutbourne Road, Eastoke Southwood Road, England Bosmere Road, Eastoke Sandy Point Reserve, Eastoke Sandy Point Road, Eastoke Nutbourne Road, England West Haye Road, Eastoke 37 Creek Road, England Creek Road, Eastoke Eastoke Avenue, Eastoke Southwood Shops, Eastoke Fishery Lane, Eastoke Silversands Gardens, England Salterns Lane, Eastoke Webb Lane, Mengham 16 Mengham Road, England St Leonards Avenue, Mengham Elm Grove, England Tournerbury Lane, Gable Head The Hayling College, Gable Head Kings Road, Gable Head Mill Rythe School, Hayling Island The Maypole, Stoke Yew Tree, Stoke 25 Havant Road, England Castlemans Lane, Stoke Northwood Lane, Stoke Victoria Road, Stoke 188 Havant Road, England New Cut, Northney Finiterre, Northney Bridge Garage, Langstone The Ship, Langstone Hayling Billy Trail, England Mill Lane, Langstone Havant Footpath 131, Havant Langstone Avenue, Langstone Langstone Avenue, Havant Woodbury Avenue, Langstone Lambrook Close, Havant Solent Road, Havant Bus Station, Havant 38A West Street Precinct, Havant Havant College, Havant James Road, Havant Ingledene Close, Bedhampton Brunswick Gardens, Bedhampton North Street, Havant Lester Avenue, Bedhampton Brookside Road, Bedhampton Fort Purbrook, Farlington Portsmouth Golf Course, Purbrook Morelands School, Purbrook Minerva Close, Portsmouth Crookhorn Precinct, Purbrook Crookhorn Lane, Portsmouth Crookhorn Corner, Purbrook Crookhorn College, Purbrook Oaklands School, Purbrook 630 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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