Bournemouth Airport is situated on the outskirts of Hurn Village, enabling convenient access for residents of the South Coast. With popular destinations like Mallorca, Tenerife, and Faro, it is an excellent alternative to the London - allowing travellers to reach their favourite European spots with ease and without the hassle of a long journey to the capital.
How to get to Bournemouth Airport by train:
Bournemouth station is accessible with CrossCountry from many stations in the UK. For passengers travelling from Bristol Temple Meads or Birmingham New Street, CrossCountry offers regular direct services. For those arriving from the north, trains from Manchester Piccadilly and Sheffield station are also available. There are also plenty of incoming trains from nearby stations like Southampton Central.
To reach Bournemouth Airport from the station there are several convenient transport connections. For instance, you can catch a direct MoreBus service which runs five days a week. However, we recommend checking timetables before setting off on your journey to be sure of this. Alternatively, a taxi ride will take you to your destination in approximately ten minutes.
To ensure a smooth start to your journey, remember to check train times and consider purchasing Advance tickets for added peace of mind. For more details, visit the Bournemouth Airport website.
Facilities at Bournemouth Airport
Despite its smaller size, there is a range of facilities to make your visit more comfortable. Visitors can access free WiFi throughout the terminal, as well as ample seating and multiple restrooms.
Bournemouth Airport is widely considered to be friendly and easy to use, including excellent accessibility. Passengers in need of additional support can receive travel assistance from specially trained staff from the point of arriving to boarding the plane. You can book travel assistance up to 48 hours before your flight.
There is also a multi-faith chaplaincy program should passengers need spiritual and religious counselling. Just head over to the information desk to request to speak to the chaplain.
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Bournemouth Airport Shops & Restaurants
Bournemouth Airport has a duty-free store where passengers can pick up some luxury items, including perfumes, sunglasses, and make-up, with exclusive travel deals available. There are also shops in the departure lounge that provide all your flight essentials, from snacks and drinks to entertainment like puzzle books, bestsellers, and gadgets to enjoy during your trip.
For a satisfying meal, head to the airport's restaurant, which serves everything from a full English breakfast for early flights to a selection of pub classics for dinner. It’s a great option for families, featuring a nautical-themed children’s menu, with treats like warm brownies and ice cream for dessert.
Bournemouth Airport Travel Connections
There are lots of ways to reach the airport before your trip and to get home once it’s over. You can book a taxi from the arrivals desk, over the phone, or online. The area is also covered by MoreBus which serves Bournemouth train station, Winton, Westover Retail Park, Northbourne and Parley Cross
If you’re travelling by car, the official advice is to exit left on the A338 dual carriageway shortly after Ringwood and follow the signs for Bournemouth. Look out for the B3073 exit and follow the signs from there. There are three car parks at the airport that are all available to pre-book, as well as pick up and drop off areas.
