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11 scenic routes you can travel with First Bus.
Norfolk
1 and 1A Lowestoft – Martham
The route serves Lowestoft, Great Yarmouth, seaside towns, and villages; highlights include independent shops, a beach, charming villages, shops, vess
Essex
31 Chelmsford – Burnham on Crouch
This journey goes from Chelmsford through Essex villages and wilderness to Burnham-on-Crouch with its bygone high street, quayside and yachting club.
Lancashire
591, Halifax to Burnley
Threading the Calder Valley between river and Rochdale Canal, this cross-Pennine ride glides past Sowerby Bridge, Mytholmroyd and Hebden Bridge, where
Suffolk
64 Ipswich – Aldeburgh
The 74 bus links Ipswich to the picturesque villages and green fields of Suffolk and the seaside resort of Aldeburgh, showcasing the area's heritage,
Essex
75 Colchester – Maldon
The 75 is a beautiful journey from Colchester through the Essex countryside, passing through quaint villages, Tiptree Factory Corner, the famous Colch
Essex
86 Colchester – West Mersea
This is a peaceful journey on the 86 bus route from Colchester to West Mersea, the UK's most easterly inhabited island, with attractions such as Colch
Berkshire
8, Slough to Heathrow Terminal 5
Trade Slough's working-town streets and Queensmere bustle for tree-lined roads heading south-east, as post-war housing and local parades give way to t
Norfolk
Clipper Cabriolet 1C
Breeze along Great Yarmouth’s golden coast, savouring seaside japery and fun, whilst gazing over the wide open sands and rolling dunes on the amazing
Cambridgeshire
Excel, Norwich to Peterborough via Dereham, Swaffham, King's Lynn & Wisbech
First's flagship Excel corridor stitches together five East Anglian market towns in a single sweep, from Norwich's medieval lanes across the Breckland
Hampshire
Southsea Coaster
Portsmouth is a city steeped in maritime history, but with a contemporary, progressive and modern feel and it’s showcased fabulously in this open-top
Norfolk
Turquoise Line
Norwich is a diverse city with historical architecture, culture, shopping, nightlife, and football, transitioning into rural Norfolk charm as one leav