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Hastings buses

The site of the famous 1066 Norman Conquest, Hastings is steeped in history and offers the perfect seaside day-out. From the Victorian pier to the Smuggler's Caves, there are plenty of coastal activities to get stuck into. Whether you’re here on a romantic getaway or giving the kids a summer term treat, you stick to the fun parts – we’ll take care of the travel. Get to Hastings stress-free with Stagecoach. 

Hastings bus tickets and passes

Get around Hastings with Stagecoach.

Bus travel has never been such great value - all our single fares are currently capped at just £3.

Stagecoach has been working with East Sussex County Council to bring you a range of really great value bus fares. Buying your ticket is easy – just pay contactless on the bus, or download the Stagecoach mobile app – the perfect solution for fuss-free travel. You can find out more about East Sussex tickets here. 

There are also three types of East Sussex DayRider available for different age groups. Each ticket is available as a mobile ticket on the Stagecoach Bus App, or you can buy them on the bus from your driver. For longer stays, try our week-long MegaRider tickets.

Student travel comes with its perks, too. You can buy a Hastings or South East StudentRider ticket and travel for less throughout the year; all you’ll need is a valid student ID. There are a number of ticket options available for school-age children, find out more on our schools information page here.

If you’re of State Pension age or have a disability, you may be eligible for free bus travel - you can ask your local council for a concessionary pass.

Hastings to Eastbourne

See 200-year-old monuments juxtaposed with modern art, before heading into the sea for a swim. You can cruise along the coast on the number 99 from Hastings to Eastbourne - it leaves every 20 minutes from Hastings railway station. 

Travel from Hastings to Tenterden

Known as 'the jewel of the Weald', for National Trust properties and gorgeous greenery, head to Tenterden. This typical English country town has plenty of boutiques, restaurants and markets to enjoy. You can get there on the number 329 from Hastings railway station.

Travel around Hastings

Running errands or just getting from A to B? We operate a network of buses to help you get around town. Take the stress out of getting to the hospital with the number 321 or the number 329 from the railway station, both go to and from Conquest Hospital every 30 minutes.

Flexible tickets

Benefit from the wide variety of bus tickets on offer and save your taxi money. From DayRiders to singles and special offer fares, there’s an affordable ticket for every Stagecoach customer in Hastings. Plus, with our Flexi tickets, you can get great value tickets for days that suit you.

Hastings bus station

While there is no bus station in Hastings, many buses leave from outside the railway station. This area is equipped with public toilets, Wi-Fi and refreshments.
It’s best to get to your bus stop around 10 to 15 minutes before your bus is due to leave. For up to date live timetables, download the Stagecoach mobile app.

Travel in Hastings

At peak times, Hastings railway station can become very crowded. It’s also located slightly outside of the main centre so, for connections into town, it’s better to travel by bus. Enjoy unlimited journeys and savings - the more you travel, the more you save.

Discounts are also available for families and students, so see how much you could save. With quick, safe and hassle-free travel, it’s always better to get there with Stagecoach.

Buy your Hastings bus ticket

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