Click to see the 3-mile North Billy map, with public transport, parking and cycle links. FULL MAP HERE.
The historic market town of Havant is the gateway to the coast, with direct trains to London, Brighton and Southampton. The picturesque village of Langstone sits nearby and is known for its harbour views, waterside pub and bridge link across to the South Billy trail on Hayling.
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Langstone and Havant are easily accessible via the M27 and A3. Visitors love the community atmosphere and the clean, dog-friendly harbour that adds to the area’s unique leisure appeal.
Car parks
Langstone Village has a car park near the harbour frontage for patrons of the Ship Inn. Further south, over the bridge, West Hayling Local Nature Reserve has two small, free public car parks next to the reserve off Havant Road (A3023).
Public transport
Stagecoach South 30 and 31 local bus services connect Havant and Hayling Island, with stops close to Langstone. Trains from all south coast destinations go regularly to the Havant railway station. The Hayling Ferry runs year-round across Langstone Harbour entrance between Portsmouth and Hayling Island.
Cycling
Langstone has routes around Langstone Harbour on quiet roads and the Hayling Billy Trail has its own cycle path, plus a Hayling Island 26km cycle route – click here.