Worthing is located on the south coast of England, 60 miles (100km) south of London and 11 miles) 16 km) west of Brighton. It is well served by major roads, rail and coach links and proximity to several international airports.
You Traveling by plane
The nearest airport is London Worthing Gatwick. Being second airport in London, it has flights connecting Many cities around the world and throughout Europe and the United Kingdom. It is 35 miles from Worthing and can be reached by road or rail services National Express coach through Brighton & Hove.
Southampton Airport is 53 miles away and offers flights mainly of Great Britain and European destinations. There are no easy car or train services, the airport is usually reached by road.
Airport Heathrow, the busiest in the United Kingdom's international airport is further away than 60 miles, but has many contacts with major cities around the world. If you travel by road or the services of National Express coaches during peak hours sufficient time must be allowed for hold-ups on the M25. To go by train, it is necessary to change to London and take the Heathrow Express from Paddington.
Right the door is Worthing Shoreham Airport. Although in the past, there were services in northern France and the Channel Islands, unfortunately there is not currently scheduled into or out of Shoreham Airport.
Traveling by train
Worthing's main railway station is within walking distance of downtown and, with its four other stations: East Worthing, West Worthing, Durrington-on-Sea and Goring-by-Sea, it is on the line Coastway West.
Worthing is principally served by Southern Railways and direct services are available in Brighton, London Victoria, London Bridge, Gatwick Airport, Portsmouth and Southampton. The journey time from London is approximately 84 minutes. First Great Western also provide occasional services beyond.
Travel By Bus
There are several bus companies operating services to / from Worthing. Longer distance routes are available in the National Express coach, for example, between Worthing and London Victoria Coach Station. Stagecoach is the main local bus operating company around the city and provides connections with towns along the south coast. Other local services around Sussex are available from Brighton and Hove buses, Compass bus and subway Bus.
Traveling by car
The major axes are for Worthing A27 and A24. The A27 / A259, the main roads of the coast south to connect to Brighton & Hove, Eastbourne, Hastings, Folkestone and Dover in the east and Chichester, then the M27 to Southampton and Portsmouth to the west. The A24 runs north through Horsham and Dorking to the M25, then Leatherhead London. The A23 which links Brighton & Hove and the A25 London is to reach the A27. During peak hours, there are a number of hot spots of traffic with high levels of congestion, time should be allowed when you travel around Worthing on the A27 and along the side of the A259.
Travel The ferry transportation
Nearby is the ferry port of Newhaven, where services LD Lines / Transmanche Ferries offers in Dieppe in northern France.
Brighton Agility Class June 22, 2009
