Dacre to Kennington
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How to get from Dacre to Kennington
Travelling between Dacre and Kennington is possible by bus. At the moment it is the only option available for this route.
How far is Dacre from Kennington?
Travelling by land the distance between Dacre and Kennington is 15 km while it is about 19 km as the crow flies.
How long does it take to get from Dacre to Kennington?
Travelling by bus between Dacre and Kennington, expect to spend about 1 hours.
How much does it cost to get from Dacre to Kennington?
bus tickets for Dacre - Kennington route will set you back about USD 17.62. To ensure the best price, buy tickets in advance.
How many trips per day are there between Dacre and Kennington?
Buses from Invercargill to Invercargill ride 5 times a day.
Useful tips for travelling between Dacre and Kennington by bus
To get from Dacre to Kennington your choice is limited to a single transportation option but it does not mean you cannot make your trip as comfortable as possible. Check our simple hints to avoid disappointment during your travel.
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Useful tips for bus travellers:- For a more comfortable ride opt for a higher-class bus wherever possible. These buses usually have soft reclining seats and are equipped with air-conditioning and on-board toilets.
- Water, snacks or a light lunch may be included into your ticket price.
- Not all buses feature toilets on-board but scare not - they make bathroom stops en-route.
Companies operating bus routes between Invercargill and Invercargill
InterCity Group.
How many travellers choose to get from Dacre to Kennington by bus?
We have sold bus tickets to 530 passengers. Some of them left reviews on their trip above on this page. Check travellers' reviews to get prepared. They are always the most useful and reliable source of information.