Service changes from Monday 2nd November
Find out here about here about our latest improvements to service 44 'the loop' as well as changes to service 60 from 2nd November 2026.
Christmas & New Year Bus Times
You can find out about how your bus will be running over the Christmas and New Year period here.
Have you tried the loop?
The loop is your long-awaited brand-new bus service creating several new journey options around King’s Lynn, without the need to go to town.
School and College bus passes
Find out about our great value tickets & passes for school and college students.
Explore the North Norfolk Coast with us
Our Coastliner buses are the best way to get out and explore the wonderfully beautiful Norfolk Coast and all it’s attractions this summer.

Download the Lynx app

Download our app to plan your journey and buy tickets all in one place. Available on iOS and Android

Download the app from the Google Play Store
Download the app from the iOS App Store

Things to Do

  • Hunstanton
    Hunstanton or ‘Hunston’ as many locals refer to it, began life as a purposely built resort in 1846.
  • Wells-next-the-Sea
    Wells is one of the most attractive towns on the North Norfolk Coast, it has a long sweeping beach whilst behind is a pine woodland.
  • Downham Market
    On the banks of the Great Ouse river, Downham is one of Norfolk’s oldest market towns and is still full of thriving independent shops.
  • Hardwick Retail Park
    This large out of town retail development is host to a wide range of large shops and supermarkets including Tesco & Sainsburys.
  • King's Lynn
    This bustling market town is steeped in history with many attractions and still has a thriving town centre full of shops and attractions.
  • Bawsey Estate & Country Park
    In the heart of West Norfolk, hidden in a sea of nature just outside King's Lynn, lies Bawsey Country Park.
  • Heacham
    Heacham, like Hunstanton, is unique in that it’s one of just two resorts in the East that face West.
  • Bircham Windmill
    Standing in the heart of Norfolk's undulating fields, Bircham Windmill now looks as it did over 100 years ago.