Trains from Brighton to Swansea

Brighton to Swansea train information

There are many train companies across the country & Europe. By searching for your ticket using our travel search engine, you can see the trains from Brighton in England to Swansea in Wales as well as the train operator for this journey.

Travelling by train is a fast and easy option to go to Swansea from Brighton. The average travel duration between Brighton to Swansea is 4h16m to travel the 173 miles.

Based on our data, the lowest fare to travel in the next month is £59.50. This price is based on an adult ticket and does not include the money you can save with a railcard.

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Best prices for Brighton to Swansea trains

We compare train ticket for all major companies to travel between Brighton and Swansea by train and find the best prices for the coming days. Take a look at the prices of train tickets Swansea to Brighton and find the best deal for your outbound journey.

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The best way to pay less on your Brighton Swansea train ticket must be to have a railcard. While regional railcards exist in some areas, National railcards enable you to make savings on most rail fares across the United Kingdom. Everyone is eligible to at least one of the railcard, even non-UK residents. National railcards available: 16-25 discount card, Senior railcard, Two together discount card, Family and Friends railcard and Disabled persons discount card.

Why should I buy a railcard?

When getting a railcard, the idea is to make savings after several journeys. But is it really relevant when travelling from Brighton to Swansea? Grab your calculator, considering:

A = the cost of the railcard (i.e.: £30)

B = average discount offered by the railcard (i.e.: 34%)

C = average fare for a Brighton Swansea ticket (i.e.: £59.50)(1)

Start by dividing A by B: this will give you the budget from which the card will be worthwile. Then divide that number by C. You will see the average number of journeys needed per year to be profitable.

In our example, A/B = £30/34% = £88.00. Then, 88/£59.50 = 1.48. Your railcard will be worth the investment after on average 2 trips from Brighton to Swansea (one way trip).

What is the cost of a railcard?

All railcards cost £30 except the Disabled persons railcard for which you will pay £20. Railcards give you 34% off most rail fares, thus you will save 1/3 on most train fares.

⁽¹⁾Average prices observed over the last 6 months for one way journey