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There are very infrequent trains that take about half an hour (Like 2 a day - both around lunchtime - I would guess they coincide with the ferry but wouldn't be in the least surprised if they don't))
There are frequent buses.
The train station is at the port - I don't think the buses go all the way to it.
There are frequent buses.
The train station is at the port - I don't think the buses go all the way to it.
trains to heysham connect with the daytime boat sailing - see http://www.northernrail.org/pdfs/timetables/20 0804/07.pdf
buses from Lancaster serve Combermere Road in Heysham, which is about 10-15mn walk from the port. See
http://www.stagecoachbus.com/timetables/Servic e2_2A_X2from15April2007.pdf
buses from Lancaster serve Combermere Road in Heysham, which is about 10-15mn walk from the port. See
http://www.stagecoachbus.com/timetables/Servic e2_2A_X2from15April2007.pdf
As an aside, the rail journey planner shows a train at about 1630 from Lancaster to Heysham.
Look at the details though - you go to Wigan, then to Liverpool, then on the ferry to Douglas and another ferry back to Heysham, arriving next day.
You could walk it in that time.
The wonders of programming........
Look at the details though - you go to Wigan, then to Liverpool, then on the ferry to Douglas and another ferry back to Heysham, arriving next day.
You could walk it in that time.
The wonders of programming........
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