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13th Biennial Challenger Conference for Marine Science8th -11th September 2008 |
The city of Bangor lies between the Menai Strait and the Snowdonia National Park.
A link to google maps is available here.
Click to download a map of Bangor (PDF).
Bangor is probably easier (and quicker) to get to than you might think (by road, rail or bus)!
You can "zoom-out" from this interactive location map (provided by Google map ) to see exactly where we are located, and use it to plan your route by road.
TrawsCambria serves Bangor daily and links with services to South and West Wales, Wrexham and Barmouth. Go to www.trawscambria.info for details.
See the National Rail website for frequent train services to Bangor station.
If you're coming to Bangor from Ireland you'll be able to cross on the ferry to Holyhead, please see these external websites for timetables:
http://www.stenaline.com
If you are arriving at Holyhead, there is a rail link to Bangor (journey time about 30 minutes).Check National Rail website for details.
If you are arriving at Manchester or Liverpool Airport, there is a rail link to Bangor running frequently. Please check the National Rail website for further details.
Anglesey Airport was officially launched this year and is now open for business for commercial flights to Cardiff International Airport. Scottish Company Highland Airways is running the hour long flights between Cardiff International and Anglesey.
Among the facilities available at Anglesey Airport there is a car park for 60 vehicles charged at £5 per day. For further information about travelling on Anglesey, please contact Traveline Cymru on 08701 200 22 33.
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Click to download a map of Bangor (PDF).