Canterbury to Paris bus

Coaches from Canterbury to Paris

Travelling by coach from Canterbury to Paris takes between seven and a half hours and up to 28 hours depending on the route taken. A similar timetable operates seven days a week with one direct departure a day and up to 17 services that involve a connection en route. All coaches leave from Canterbury St George's Lane Bus Station while buses terminate in Paris at Charles de Gaulle Airport, Gare Routière Galliéni or Gare Routière Bercy-Seine.

Which coach companies travel from Canterbury to Paris?

One daily direct coach service from Canterbury to Paris Gare Routière Galliéni is operated by Eurolines while all other routes are operated jointly by National Express with Ouibus and Eurolines. All coaches are modern and comfortable with reclining seats, WiFi, toilets and power outlets.

How long is the coach from Canterbury to Paris?

The fastest journey by coach from Canterbury to Paris takes just seven and a half hours while other non-direct routes take between nine hours 40 minutes and up to 28 hours with some coaches arriving the following day. The journey length depends on the connection time at London Victoria Coach Station.

How many coaches are there from Canterbury to Paris?

There is one direct mid-evening departure on coach services between the two cities of Canterbury and Paris. There are also up to 17 connecting services that start in the early morning. Regular departures then continue throughout the day until mid-evening.

What are the departure and arrival stations for coaches from Canterbury to Paris?

Departure coach station: All services from Canterbury to Paris depart from Canterbury Bus Station on St George's Lane. This is within easy walking distance of the city centre and its historic attractions. The bus station is six minutes' walk from Canterbury East Train Station and is also served by local buses and taxis. Bus station facilities include WiFi and food shops, cafes and restaurants can all be found nearby.

Arrival coach station: Coaches from Canterbury to Paris arrive at one of three points, Charles de Gaulle Airport, Gare Routière Galliéni or Gare Routière Bercy-Seine. The airport is linked to central Paris by RER suburban trains as well as by taxis and shuttle buses. Both the Bercy-Seine and Galliéni coach stations have Metro and local bus links and are just a short walk from central Paris.