If you’re not traveling by car, you’ll need to check the current timetables for buses, coaches, and trains. Make sure they’re up-to-date. The following information is a general guide to give you the logistics and rough timing. 

Train: The closest train station is Castle Cary on Great Western Railway’s London Paddington to Taunton Line (this line could also be Exeter and/or Plymouth). From there, you can take a bus or taxi. Find the train schedule to Castle Cary on this link: https://www.gwr.com/plan-journey/train-times

Taxi: A taxi ride from Castle Cary takes around 25 minutes and costs between £35 and £45. Taxis are usually available at the station, but it’s still best to pre-book a taxi as Castle Cary is a rural station. Here are some reliable local taxi companies:

• Zest Taxis: 07980 622022
• Glastonbury Cab Company: 01458 258137, Mobile: 07800 777 154
• Elite Taxis Glastonbury: 01458 832108, Mobile: 07566855007
• AJ Taxis Glastonbury: 01458 448823, Mobile: 07877886797
• Steve’s Taxi Services Castle Cary: 07846198866

Bus: You can take number 667 bus from Castle Cary to the town of Street (Crispin Hall stop), which runs 4 times a day, mainly in the morning and early afternoon (as of 2020). The ride takes around 50 minutes. From Street, you can catch another bus to Glastonbury (Town Hall), one leaving approx. every 30 minutes, taking about 10-15 minutes. Bus number service  376 is Bristol bound, while 29 or 77 is Wells bound.

Coach: National Express is the main coach company in the UK. This also stops at Glastonbury Town Hall. Buy your tickets online thru their website. You may also opt for Berries Coaches from Hammersmith, London, and drop off at Glastonbury Town Hall. This a super fast service (only 2.5 hours from London) and cheaper than National Express too!