Is there a train from Glastonbury to Bath?

No, Glastonbury does not have a railway station; the nearest is Castle Cary.

How long is the bus ride?

The 376 bus takes approximately 80 minutes.

Can I use a railcard on the bus?

No, railcards are not valid on local bus services.

Yes, it passes through the scenic Mendip Hills and rural Somerset villages.

Are there toilets on the bus?

No, standard local buses do not have onboard toilets.

Glastonbury

Bath

Bus Driving

Glastonbury to Bath

Updated: 31 May 2026

The journey from Glastonbury to Bath covers approximately 45 kilometers through the scenic Mendip Hills. The most practical route is the First Bus 376, which provides a direct link between the two historic towns. You will travel via the A39 and A368 roads, passing through the village of Wells. The trip typically takes between 60 and 80 minutes depending on traffic conditions. This route is favored by commuters and tourists alike for its reliability and views of the Somerset countryside.

Total Distance: 45 km driving distance, 38 km air distance.

Fastest Way

Driving, taking roughly 55 minutes depending on traffic near Bath city centre.

Cheapest Way

Bus via First Bus 376, costing approximately 8 GBP.

Compare Glastonbury to Bath Routes

	Bus Direct	Driving Direct
Duration	1 hour 20 mins	55 mins
Avg Price	8 to 10 GBP	12 to 15 GBP in fuel
Operator	First Bus	N/A
Route	A39 to A368 via Wells and Marksbury.	A39 and A368.
Tip	Sit on the top deck of the bus for the best views of the Chew Valley.	Parking in Bath city centre is expensive; use the Park and Ride services.

Travel Tips

Bus Tickets
Purchase a day ticket if you plan to make multiple stops along the route.
Traffic
Avoid traveling during morning and evening rush hours to save time.
Footwear
Wear comfortable walking shoes as Bath is hilly and features many cobbled streets.
Booking
No need to book bus tickets in advance; pay via contactless on board.
Navigation
Download an offline map of Bath to navigate the city center easily.

Safety Tips

Road Safety
The A368 has several sharp bends; drive with caution during wet weather.
Pedestrian Safety
Bath city center is busy with tourists; watch for pedestrians when driving.
Personal Belongings
Keep your bag secure in crowded tourist areas like the Roman Baths.
Emergency
Dial 999 for emergency services if you encounter a serious incident.