Choose your Interrail UK Pass

Get Your Interrail UK Pass

On this page, the term ‘Interrail UK Pass’ is used to describe any kind of Interrail Pass that would permit you to travel within the UK. These are:

• Interrail Great Britain One Country Pass
• Interrail Global Pass

Buying your Interrail UK Pass from the official vendors that we are partnered is always the safest option. Although an Interrail UK Pass is cheap, you certainly don’t want lose money. Remember, if you are ever tempted to get your ticket from an unofficial vendor:

If an offer looks too good to be true, it probably is!

Buy cheap, buy twice!

Choose your ticket here on Interrail-Journey, and we will take you straight to Interrail/Eurail to make your purchase safely and securely.

Interrail UK Reservations

In order to actually purchase your  Interrail Great Britain One Country Pass (Interrail UK Pass for short), just take your pick from one of the Passes we have displayed above – all Interrail UK prices should be clearly displayed. Click on the one you need and we’ll take you straight to the official vendor of Interrail tickets where you can make your reservation. The whole process should take around 10 minutes.

These passes are ideal if you are only intending to explore the UK, or if you are spending a long time there. However, if you are intending to spend a week in the UK and then move onto some other European countries, and Interrail Global Pass might be more suitable for you.

Bear in mind that the Interrail UK Pass can only be bought if you are a citizen or resident of Europe. If you are neither, then you can get an Eurail Pass instead. Read on to find out more – there are some crucial differences between Interrail and Eurail where the UK is concerned.

Interrail UK Pass Deals and Offers

You can stay up to date with all Interrail UK related deals and discounts, without doing any of the legwork! Thanks to our partnership with the official vendor of Interrail Passes, we are always one of the first to hear when there’s a discount coming. Let us know your name and email, and we will pass on details of any special offers as we get them!

This is ideal for someone who isn’t quite ready to take the plunge, but could be tempted into it by a good deal!

Eurail UK – Can I use my Eurail Pass in the UK?

If you are unable to Interrail UK due to being born or residing outside Europe, you may wish to explore Great Britain using an Eurail Pass. If this is the case, we have good news and bad news.

5 great reasons to Interrail UK

The UK is a truly fascinating place, culturally, aesthetically and in terms of entertainment value. In London alone, an Interrail UK traveller could spend weeks and weeks exploring and still only scratch the surface of what UK’s charismatic capital has to offer. But the UK is so much more than London – as you will find out! Here’s five things in the UK that we think you’ll particularly love.

Interrail UK – what to do, where to go?

You can get the maximum experience from your Interrai UK trip, by doing a little bit of forward planning on what you want to see and do. While we recommend planning ahead, we recommend that you don’t lose sight of the value that flexibility holds while on your trip. You simply never know when you’re going to have your next great idea, or if you’ll meet someone who invites you to join them on their journey.

In any case, here is our top 5 places to see and things to do while you’re in the UK – feel free to use them, or add your own in the comments!

London

A bit obvious maybe, but for us, an Interrail UK trip isn’t complete without at least a brief stay in the English capital. There is simply so much to see, and it doesn’t even need to cost much! You can head into high-class Kensington and visit the Victoria and Albert Museum, with it’s lovely tea garden, as well as the superb Natural History Museum, which is full to the brim with fascinating natural wonders – most notably the giant dinosaur skeleton in the entrance! Best of all, entrance to most museums in London is FREE.

After that, pick a place to have lunch then grab a Tube to see Buckingham Palace and wander through Hyde Park. From there, walk to Embankment and take some classic tourist shots with the London Eye. If you can afford it, see a theatre show in the evening, but if not – a bit of exploration will usually yield a bar with some live music to enjoy your evening with.

Fort William to Mallaig

Departing from The Big Smoke, and moving on up to Scotland, we have this Interrail UK route which takes you deep into the heartland and rewards you with some truly unforgettable sights. Fort William is on the West Highland Line, and can be accessed by taking a sleeper train from London.

The train to Mallaig runs four times a day (once on Sundays), and takes about 90 minutes. Once you get to Mallaig, you can get a ferry to one of the Scottish islands nearby, such as the Isle of Skye.

Norwich

Back down towards the South-East of England, and approximately 20km from Great Yarmouth on the East coast, is Norwich. Self-proclaimed on its welcome signs as ‘A Fine City’, Norwich has been a great example on how to run a city that isn’t overcrowded or overdeveloped. That said, the two main high streets are always buzzing with activity, one of which plays host to a market every day of the week, except Sunday. Here you’ll find an eclectic range of produce, from the standard fruit and veg, DVD stalls, and fish ‘n’ chips, to the Oriental store owned and run by a lovely Cambodian lady, which is bursting with all kinds of Asian food and snacks.

Norwich also has a successful professional football club, with a stadium that can hold over 25,000 supporters – if you’re there on a gameday, expect it to be busy, and grab a ticket if you can! The stadium sits on a more developed area of the city which the locals call the ‘Riverside’ – this area is popular in the evenings as it is home to a number of restaurants, bars and clubs, as well as a cinema. The live music scene in Norwich is fantastic, with many up and coming bands playing at numerous venues throughout the city with regularity.

Cornwall

Heading down now to the very South-West of the UK, we have Cornwall. Famously beautiful, with incredible rolling hillsides and some of the most exquisite beaches that you will find in the UK. Interrail UK travellers who are also fans of surfing will find themselves very much at home here, Cornwall gets some of the best tidal action in the UK.

Southampton

Something of a student town, tucked away in the South of England, Southampton is a great place to go for a party. For an almost guaranteed great night out, check out a pub called ‘The Hobbit’ – so named for its Tolkien theme and lavishly decorated with murals and paintings of characters from the Lord Of The Rings trilogy. Not only that, but they have a long and strong cocktail menu, each one named after a famous character from the trilogy. Manage to drink one of each, and they’ll reward you with the final cocktail; The Nazgul. And a free t-shirt to remember your evening.

From there, head to Jesters – maybe the best worst nightclub in the UK. The floor is sticky and uneven, the stairs are narrow, the rooms are packed, but no-one cares. Everyone is there for a good time, aided and abetted by the Jesters signature cocktail – a violently pink drink in a pint glass containing enough alcohol to have you belting out cheesy tunes in no time!