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Days out & scenic buses in: Bideford

Discover Bideford, Devon's 'Little White Town': A delightful car-free escape on the River Torridge.

Nestled on the banks of the River Torridge, Bideford, often affectionately known as the ‘Little White Town’, offers a charming escape for those travelling without a car. Its historic quay, once a bustling port, now welcomes visitors to explore a delightful array of independent shops, local cafes, and the vibrant Victorian Pannier Market, all easily accessible on foot.

Stroll along the picturesque waterfront, taking in the serene river views, or embark on a leisurely bus journey to discover nearby coastal gems like Appledore, with its colourful cottages and narrow streets. For the more active, a section of the Tarka Trail runs through Bideford, perfect for a walk or cycle, leading you through stunning North Devon countryside. You could even hop on the ferry from the quay for an unforgettable day trip to the wildlife haven of Lundy Island, experiencing the journey as part of the adventure. Bideford truly offers a relaxing and engaging experience, making it an ideal destination to explore at your own pace.

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Bus routes in Bideford

North Devon Wave 21A: Explore the Tarka Trail between Barnstaple, Bideford & Appledore

North Devon Wave 21A

Your link to the Tarka Trail: The North Devon Wave 21A bus serving Barnstaple to Appledore.

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North Devon Wave 21: Seaside views between Barnstaple, Bideford & Westward Ho!

North Devon Wave 21

Enjoy seaside views and historic towns on the North Devon Wave 21 bus route between Barnstaple, Bideford, and Westward Ho!.

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5B Exeter to Bideford & Barnstaple: Discover Mid Devon and Torridge | Stagecoach South West

5B Exeter | Bideford | Barnstaple

Discover Mid Devon and Torridge on the 5B bus route. Connecting Exeter, Crediton, Great Torrington, and Bideford with spectacular rural views.

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