An Amber route is fairly easy to complete. Its itinerary has between 5 and 10 stages with some tight connections to make.
As a result of service changes since our first Coastal Bus Cruise (Route 1), we include this new trip. A slightly different route but the same enjoyment.
First Hampshire & Dorset
First Hampshire & Dorset
Stagecoach in Portsmouth
Stagecoach in Portsmouth
First Hampshire & Dorset
Bus Ticket
The ticket used on the day of travel was an Explorer.
Operator/Route No./Branding
The trading names of bus operators often change over time. In all instances, we use the trading name in effect at the time of travel. Similarly, route numbers and branding are also subject to change. Again, we use the route number and branding in effect at the time.
Route
When we list a town, city, etc. in FULL CAPITALS, this indicates that the full bus route starts/ends here. If we list a town, city, etc. with only an Initial Capital letter, this indicates that the full bus route starts/ends at some point before/after this.
Departure
The location of the bus stop (departure point) used at the start of the route stage.
Please Note
This is an extract of a journal written on the 26th July 2012. Details may therefore have changed by the time you read this. We advise you check relevant bus timetables, ticket availability, etc. before travelling.
A Green route is very easy to complete. Its itinerary has between 4 and 8 stages and no difficult connections to make.
An Amber route is fairly easy to complete. Its itinerary has between 5 and 10 stages with some tight connections to make.
A Red route is quite difficult to complete. Its itinerary has between 8 and 12 stages with multiple tight connections to make.