BritRail South-West & South Wales Consecutive Pass

Travel across southwest England and South Wales with a consecutive BritRail pass, valid for 3 to 30 days in first or second class.

Activate your BritRail South-West & South Wales Consecutive Pass before boarding your first train, either as a paper ticket or mobile M-Pass. Once validated, choose your start date and use the pass on consecutive days that match your selected option, from 3, 4, 8, 15, 22 days, or 1 month. Keep the pass and your ID handy, as staff may check both onboard.

This pass is your all-in-one ticket for train travel across the southwest of England and into South Wales on National Rail services in the covered region.

Features

• Travel with a first or second class rail pass that is valid for 3, 4, 8, 15, 22 days, or 1 month, depending on the option you select at checkout, and use it on consecutive days for maximum flexibility.

• Ride as often as you like on First Great Western services, with unlimited First Great Western train rides letting you link key hubs in the southwest without buying separate point-to-point tickets.

• Make repeated journeys on South West Trains, since unlimited South West Trains rides are included whenever these services operate within the South-West & South Wales network.

• Use your validated BritRail Pass on Heathrow Express, Gatwick Express, and Stansted Express trains, so your airport transfers to and from London’s main airports are covered within the validity of your pass.

• Board the Night Riviera Sleeper, which is included as part of your pass access, and only pay additional reservation fees where required for night train accommodation.

• Benefit from unlimited train rides across your consecutive validity period, planning day trips or longer routes without needing to calculate individual fares or pre-book most daytime seats.

Remember that seat reservation fees are not included and may apply on night trains such as services using the Night Riviera Sleeper. Eurostar, road links between airports and railway stations, tram links, privately owned railways, steam services, and London Underground trains and buses, boats, and hovercraft are excluded, so you will need separate tickets for any services that are not run by National Rail.