Enjoy A Translink Rambler Adventure This Summer
29 June 2009:
Translink’s Rural Transport Unit, with support from the Department for Regional Development, operates Rambler services that offer hikers, visitors and cyclists access to many visitor attractions, natural heritage and archaeological sites in Northern Ireland.
Translink’s all year Rambler services include the Sperrin Rambler (Service 403) and Kilkeel Rambler (Service 407).
In addition the Causeway Rambler (Service 402), Mourne Rambler (Service 405) and the South Down Rambler (Service 408) operate during the summer months and all of these provide regular easy access to a number of NI’s most popular landmarks; including the outstanding Mourne Mountains, the breathtaking Sperrins scenery and the magnificent Giant’s Causeway.
These services make an important contribution to reducing rural isolation, but also enable more people to enjoy some of the most varied and interesting scenery in the country as well as supporting the local tourist industry.
A summer bus rambler day ticket will be available from 1st July to 31st August 2009 at a special rate of Adult - £8 / Child - £4. This ticket offers passengers unlimited day travel on all Ulsterbus & Metro services Monday-Sunday after 9.15am.
So, why not enjoy a Rambler adventure this summer and enjoy a convenient service in some spectacular scenary. Timetables are available from Bus Stations or Tourist Information Centres across Northern Ireland. For more information on any of the Rambler services call 028 9066 6630 or click www.translink.co.uk. Don’t forget over 60’s travel free on presentation of a valid SmartPass.
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