Belfast to London coach

Buses from Belfast to London: Journey Details

Buses from Belfast to London are operated by National Express. Services are available every day of the week, several times a day. The earliest service available is at around 6 a.m., while the last trip of the day departs at approximately 6:30 p.m. The duration of an indirect trip (entailing one change) is approximately 15 hours, while a direct trip actually takes about 15 minutes longer. The cheapest available fare is in the afternoon, while the most expensive is in the early morning. Return journeys are also available for this route.

Taking the Bus from Belfast

The departure point of buses from Belfast to London is Europa Bus Centre, which is conveniently situated in the city centre. The bus station shares its site with Great Victoria Street train station, which makes it easily accessible by rail. In addition, Translink provides local bus services to the station. Just outside the bus station are taxi ranks.

Getting into London by Bus

London, the capital and largest city of the United Kingdom, attracts flocks of visitors every year. As well as offering an exciting shopping experience, top entertainment, and a great range of eateries, the city has a wealth of iconic attractions, including Big Ben, the Tower of London, and St Paul's Cathedral. Buses from Belfast to London arrive at Victoria Coach Station, which is centrally located within the city. It is situated along Buckingham Palace Road, Westminster. The coach station is well served by London buses during the day and night. A 300 metre walk away from the station is both Victoria Street underground station, and rail station. Located outside the coach station at Eccleston Place is a convenient taxi rank.

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