Greenaway Beach, nestled between Polzeath and Daymer Bay on Cornwall's north coast, is accessible by bus services connecting to nearby towns. While there isn't a bus stop directly at Greenaway Beach, you can reach it by alighting at stops in Polzeath or Trebetherick and then walking via the South West Coast Path.

Bus Services:

• Go Cornwall Bus Service 96: This route operates between Bodmin and Wadebridge, passing through Polzeath and Trebetherick. Buses run multiple times daily, providing convenient access to these areas.

From Wadebridge:

• Route: Board the 96 bus from Wadebridge Bus Station towards Polzeath.
• Stop: Alight at the 'Beach' stop in Polzeath.
• Duration: Approximately 30 minutes.

From Bodmin:

• Route: Take the 96 bus from Bodmin to Polzeath.
• Stop: Alight at the 'Beach' stop in Polzeath.
• Duration: Approximately 1 hour and 10 minutes.
  Go Cornwall Bus

Walking to Greenaway Beach:

• From Polzeath: After alighting, follow the South West Coast Path southward for about 0.6 miles (approximately a 10-minute walk) to reach Greenaway Beach.
• From Trebetherick: Alight at the 'The Mowhay Cafe' stop. From there, head north on the South West Coast Path for about 0.5 miles (around a 10-minute walk) to Greenaway Beach.

Additional Information:

• Planning Your Journey: For the most current timetables and service updates, consult the Traveline South West journey planner.
• Fares: As of 2024, single journey tickets are capped at £2, making bus travel an economical choice.

Please note that schedules may vary, especially on weekends and public holidays. It's advisable to verify the latest timetable before your trip to ensure a smooth journey.