Getting Home from the Peddars Way

Getting home from Holme-next-the-Sea

The Peddars Way finishes at Holme-next-the-Sea on the Norfolk Coast. There is no railway station at the end of the trail.

For onward travel by public transport, head towards Hunstanton and King's Lynn, where you can connect with the rail network.

Getting from Holme-next-the-Sea to King's Lynn

King's Lynn is the main railway station for onward travel after completing the Peddars Way.

Bus services connect villages along the Norfolk Coast with Hunstanton, with onward services between Hunstanton and King's Lynn.

Check current bus times before your final walking day, particularly if you plan to travel home on the same day you finish.

Travelling home by train

King's Lynn railway station has direct services to London King's Cross via Cambridge.

From King's Lynn, connections through the wider rail network provide onward travel to destinations across the UK.

If you're travelling home on the day you finish the Peddars Way, allow enough time between reaching Holme-next-the-Sea and your train from King's Lynn.

Taking a taxi

A pre-booked taxi is another option from Holme-next-the-Sea to King's Lynn or Hunstanton.

Book in advance if you want to travel directly from the end of the trail, particularly during busy periods.

Staying on the Norfolk Coast

You don't have to travel home immediately after finishing the Peddars Way.

Holme-next-the-Sea is where the Peddars Way reaches the Norfolk Coast and meets the Norfolk Coast Path, making it possible to continue walking east along the coast.

Nearby Old Hunstanton, Thornham and Brancaster also provide places to stay if you want to spend another night on the coast before travelling home or spend more time exploring the Norfolk Coast National Landscape.