Amsterdam to Rotterdam bus with BlaBlaCar Bus

Coach from Amsterdam to Rotterdam 

There are two buses every day from Amsterdam to Rotterdam. The journey is quick and hassle-free between these two large cities and takes around 1 hour and 30 minutes. No changes or stopovers are required and the journey finishes directly in the heart of Rotterdam at the city's central station. This makes onward travel extremely quick and easy, with just a short walk into Rotterdam's main shopping and business district.

How long is the journey by bus from Amsterdam to Rotterdam

This is a rapid, easy and convenient route. The bus from Amsterdam to Rotterdam takes around 1 hour and 25 minutes, it's a direct route with no changes required. The off-peak travel times offered also mean that the roads tend to be quiet and the journey doesn't tend to experience particular difficulties with traffic congestion. 

How many coaches are there from Amsterdam to Rotterdam?

There are two coaches every day throughout the week from Monday to Sunday. The first one leaves Amsterdam at around 10:00 a.m. and the second one departs at around 9:00 p.m. Both take just 1 hour and 25 minutes. These are convenient and direct services which take passengers into the heart of Rotterdam, and which make onward travel extremely easy and fast.

What is/are the departure and arrival stations for buses from Amsterdam to Rotterdam?

Departure Bus Station: Located just to the West of the main Amsterdam Central Station, Amsterdam Bus Station, Sloterdijk, is a hub for metros, trains and coaches; being the city's primary coach and bus terminal. The station is just a short connection away from Amsterdam city centre and it has good facilities, including accessible toilets, showers, information desks and ticketing, digital information boards, a waiting areas with seats, trolleys, coffee and newspaper kiosks and payphones. Passengers can easily transfer to Sloterdijk from Amsterdam Centraal Station via train, metro or bus. Taxis are also available. 

Arrival Bus Station: Rotterdam Conradstraat bus station is co-located with the train and metro station and it's a large central hub in this busy city. Inside the concourse, you'll find large and accessible platforms with trolleys and lifts, plenty of digital information boards and ticketing facilities, customer services, seating, toilets with showers, and plenty of coffee, food and retail outlets. There is free WiFi and spaces for flexible working, as well as cafes and outdoor terrace seating for coffee when the weather is good. 

Which coach providers travel from Amsterdam to Rotterdam?

 This route is served by BlaBlaBus, which runs both the morning and evening bus from Amsterdam to Rotterdam each day of the week. The company offers long-distance bus journeys across The Netherlands and to other European destinations, with low pricing on offer and comfortable coaches. This bus from Amsterdam to Rotterdam is fast and convenient. It's popular with tourists and commuters alike who are looking for affordable travel and the ability to relax, read or do work whilst travelling in comfort.

BlaBlaBus: Amsterdam to Rotterdam

BlaBlaBus operates a service at around 10:00 a.m. every day of the week which arrives at Rotterdam at around 11:30 a.m. Its evening bus from Amsterdam to Rotterdam leaves at around 9:00 p.m. and arrives at around 22:30 p.m. This service schedule operates every day of the week, including Sundays. All services take around 1 hour and 25 minutes. Up to date information can be found at the station via the digital information boards. 

Amsterdam to Rotterdam Coach: Services on Board

BlaBlaBus allows passengers to take two pieces of hand luggage onto the coach, and two additional pieces of luggage into the hold. A buggy may also be stored in the hold as a separate item without charge. There is a max weight limit of 23 kg per stored item. The bus from Amsterdam to Rotterdam is designed to accommodate wheelchairs, but passengers are advised to call the customer services line in advance to request accessibility support if they have a disability, or are travelling with someone who has a disability. Pets are not allowed onto the buses, but service dogs are permitted. Every bus has a toilet, electrical outlets for charging, free WiFi, and real-time journey information boards to show progress. There are also comfortable seats which can recline.