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Whitstable to Faversham Train prices and times

Use Trip.com to buy tickets from Whitstable to Faversham, starting from CAD 9.88 and averaging CAD 9.88. The entire journey takes no more than 8m. If you want to get a greater discounts, consider purchasing split tickets. Additionally, buying in advance is also good choice.

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07:03
9m, Direct
Whitstable
07:12
Faversham
Southeastern
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07:19
8m, Direct
Whitstable
07:27
Faversham
Southeastern
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07:39
9m, Direct
Whitstable
07:48
Faversham
Southeastern
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07:47
8m, Direct
Whitstable
07:55
Faversham
Southeastern
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08:15
9m, Direct
Whitstable
08:24
Faversham
Southeastern
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08:47
8m, Direct
Whitstable
08:55
Paris
Southeastern
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Whitstable to Faversham Train Route Details

First train
First train
04:59
Last train
Last train
23:57
Departure station
Departure station
Whitstable
Arrival station
Arrival station
Faversham
Journey time
Journey time
8m
Distance
Distance
8 miles
Price
Price
CAD 9.88*
Train operators
Train operators
Southeastern

How to book cheap train tickets from Whitstable to Faversham

Traveling in off-peak train times

Traveling in off-peak train times

Taking advantage of Off-Peak train tickets is another effective way to save on your train journey from Whitstable to Faversham. These tickets are generally cheaper and can be used during quieter periods, typically outside of morning (6:30 AM–9:30 AM) and evening (4:00 PM–7:00 PM) rush hours on weekdays.
Get 1/3 off with a Railcard

Get 1/3 off with a Railcard

Railcards offer discounts of up to 1/3 on most tickets. There are various types of Railcards catering to different types of travelers, such as the 16–25 Railcard, the Family & Friends Railcard, and the Senior Railcard. For more information on Railcards and how they can help you save, visit Railcards here.
Split Tickets for greater savings

Split Tickets for greater savings

Splitting tickets involves buying separate, cheaper tickets for different parts of your journey on the same train instead of just one ticket for the entire trip. For instance, if you're traveling from Whitstable to Faversham, you might find that purchasing a ticket from A to C, then C to B costs less than a direct ticket. This method is perfectly legal and often doesn't require leaving your seat.
Book in advance to save an average of 61%

Book in advance to save an average of 61%

Did you know that purchasing Advance Tickets can significantly reduce your travel expenses? On average, these tickets can save you an impressive 61% on fares. The best part is that the earlier you book (ideally up to 12 weeks in advance), the greater the savings!
Travel in a group to save 1/3

Travel in a group to save 1/3

If you are planning a trip with a group of three to nine people, take advantage of ⅓ off standard fares with group travel discounts, offered by many train companies, perfect for journeys with your family, friends, or colleagues.

Whitstable to Faversham train ticket types

Here are different ticket types available for this route, each with their own benefits and restrictions. Here are the options to consider:

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