Getting around BOH
Bournemouth Airport sits on England’s south coast, a mostly seasonal gateway for Ryanair, Jet2, TUI and a winter easyJet run to Geneva — passengers grew 27% in 2025 on the year before. It has one terminal building, which OpenStreetMap and the airport’s own directions both split into two halves: Departures, opposite Premium Car Park 1, and Arrivals, where the taxi desks sit. There is no railway station on site — a dedicated bus, More Bus 737, is the only link to Bournemouth Train Station — and no car rental agencies operate at the airport itself, so road and bus are the way in and out. The airport is owned by Regional & City Airports, which also runs Exeter and Norwich airports. Three official car parks ring the terminal, and a paid Fast Track lane is the only priority option — there is no bookable VIP lounge.
