There are 2 ways to get from Birmingham to Babbacombe by train or car
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Birmingham to Babbacombe by train and bus
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The cheapest way to get from Birmingham to Babbacombe is to drive which costs £40 - £65 and takes 3h 3m.
The fastest way to get from Birmingham to Babbacombe is to drive which takes 3h 3m and costs £40 - £65.
No, there is no direct train from Birmingham to Babbacombe. However, there are services departing from Birmingham New Street and arriving at Newton Abbot via . The journey, including transfers, takes approximately 3h 40m.
The distance between Birmingham and Babbacombe is 192 miles. The road distance is 180 miles.
The best way to get from Birmingham to Babbacombe without a car is to train which takes 3h 40m and costs £80 - £130.
It takes approximately 3h 40m to get from Birmingham to Babbacombe, including transfers.
Birmingham to Babbacombe train services, operated by Cross Country, depart from Birmingham New Street station.
Birmingham to Babbacombe train services, operated by Cross Country, arrive at Newton Abbot station.
Yes, the driving distance between Birmingham to Babbacombe is 180 miles. It takes approximately 3h 3m to drive from Birmingham to Babbacombe.
There are 2684+ hotels available in Babbacombe.
What companies run services between Birmingham, England and Babbacombe, England?
Cross Country operates a train from Birmingham New Street to Newton Abbot hourly. Tickets cost £80–120 and the journey takes 2h 58m.
- Phone
- +44 3447 369 123
- [email protected]
- Website
- Cross Country
Train from Birmingham New Street to Newton Abbot
- Ave. Duration
- 2h 58m
- Frequency
- Hourly
- Estimated price
- £80–120
- Website
- Cross Country
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