The Cambridgeshire Guided Busway

Connecting Huntingdon, St Ives, and Cambridgeshire

From the iconic charm and vibrant culture of Cambridge, journey along a unique guided Busway through the tranquil beauty of the fens to the historic and lively town of Huntingdon.

Whether you're commuting or exploring, the Busway gets you where you need to be. Quicker than your regular bus and with beautiful views along the way.

Travelling between zones? 

There are three main zones available on our Busway services:

• Cambridge Zone tickets are valid anywhere between Oakington and Cambridge.
• Fens Town Zone tickets are valid anywhere between Huntingdon and Fen Drayton Lakes.
• Cambridgeshire Plus Zone tickets are valid anywhere in Cambridgeshire.

For more information on ticket types, please visit our tickets page.

Make it a group outing and save!

Planning for a few friends or a large crew? Our Group Tickets offer great discounts and an even better time. Because everything’s more fun together.

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Days Out by Bus

Whether you're lunching with your best friend, basking in the beauty of riverside walks, hunting for unique finds at local markets, or indulging in a museum crawl that’ll tickle your brain, there’s no shortage of fun along The Busway. 

Things to do in Huntingdon

• Houghton Mill: Visit the impressive working 18th-century watermill and campsite.
• Cromwell Museum: Explore the museum dedicated to Oliver Cromwell, the 17th-century soldier and statesman.
• Hinchingbrooke Country Park: Enjoy outdoor activities at the acclaimed 150-acre park with grasslands, woodland, and lakes.
• Historic Town Trail: Take a self-guided tour of the town.
• The Manor, Hemingford Grey: Visit this historic manor house, one of the oldest continuously inhabited houses in Britain.
• All Saints’ Church: Explore this beautiful church.
• Riverside Park: Enjoy the outdoors and picturesque walks along the river.
• Grafham Water: Visit England's third-largest reservoir for water sports and nature walks.
• Johnsons of Old Hurst: Visit a family-run farm in Cambridgeshire that offers local produce, a zoo with crocodiles, and a steakhouse.

Things to do in St Ives

• St Ives Bridge: Walk along the 15th-century bridge crossing the River Great Ouse.
• Holt Island Nature Reserve: Enjoy an oasis of tranquillity in the centre of St Ives. 
• The Norris Museum: This museum tells the stories of Huntingdonshire from 160 million years ago to the present day.
• St Ives Market: Ideal for a day out or a shopping spree.
• The Hanson-RSPB Wetland Project Ouse Fen Nature Reserve: Visit Ouse Fen, a wetland site, with pools and wet grassland, and a 460-hectare. reedbed.

Things to do in Cambridge

• Fitzwilliam Museum: Explore the rich collections of art, history, and culture at the Fitzwilliam Museum, the largest in Cambridge.
• Fitzbillies: Treat yourself to a traditional afternoon tea at Fitzbillies, a famous bakery and café since 1920.
• Cambridge University: Experience the academic excellence and innovation of the University of Cambridge, one of the oldest and most prestigious in the world.
• King’s College Chapel: Visit King’s College Chapel to see its beautiful Gothic architecture and stunning stained-glass windows. This historic chapel is famous for its impressive design and world-renowned choir. It’s a must-see for anyone interested in history and architecture.
• Great St Mary’s Church: Climb the tower of Great St Mary’s Church for amazing views of Cambridge. This historic church has been a key part of the city for centuries. Inside, you’ll find a peaceful space and, from the top, a fantastic lookout over the whole area.
• Museum of Cambridge: Check out the Museum of Cambridge to learn about the city’s history. The museum has a variety of interesting local objects and stories that show what life was like in Cambridge in the past. It’s a great way to get a feel for the city’s heritage.