Lagos to Lisbon bus with Rede Expressos

Coach from Lagos to Lisbon

There are generally around 10 coaches from Lagos to Lisbon each day, running from just after midnight until the early evening. Most journeys between the two cities last around four hours.

How long is the journey by bus from Lagos to Lisbon?

The fastest coach from Lagos to Lisbon generally takes around thre hours and 30 minutes, while the longest may take up to four hours and 15 minutes. All services run directly and have no changes.

How many coaches are there from Lagos to Lisbon?

There are usually around 10 coaches from Lagos to Lisbon each day. The first leaves just after midnight, and then there are no more services until around 9:00 a.m. After this, there are a few buses that leave during the morning and at lunchtime, and then there are a couple in the evening, with the last bus departing at around 8:30 p.m.

What are the departure and arrival stations for buses from Lagos to Lisbon?

Departure bus station: Each coach from Lagos to Lisbon departs from Terminal Rodoviário Bus Station. It is located in the centre of Lagos, a couple of minutes' walk from the train station and the marina. There is a small ticket office and waiting area and it's close to several shops and restaurants.

Arrival bus stations: Buses from Lagos arrive at Lisbon's Terminal Rodoviário Sete Rios Bus Station and Gare Oriente Bus Station. Terminal Rodoviário Sete Rios Bus Station is located two miles from the centre of Lisbon, next to Lisbon Zoo. It has toilets and a ticket office, and trains and buses leave for central Lisbon every few minutes. Gare Oriente Bus Station is situated in the north of Lisbon, around five miles from the city centre. There are shops, cafes, toilets, and ATMs in the train station next to the bus station, and regular public transport lines into central Lisbon.

Which coach providers travel from Lagos to Lisbon?

Coaches from Lagos to Lisbon are provided by Renex, Rede Expressos, and EVA Transportes. EVA Transportes provides the fastest service, and all providers run direct buses.

Renex Lagos to Lisbon

Renex generally offer the most services each day, with six buses leaving day and night. They usually have a journey time of around four hours.

Rede Expressos Lagos to Lisbon

Rede Expressos usually provides three direct buses per day, and they usually take between three hours and 45 minutes to four hours and 15 minutes.

EVA Transportes Lagos to Lisbon

EVA Transportes usually offer one coach from Lagos to Lisbon each day, at around 9:30 a.m. It is the fastest bus service on offer and takes around three and a half hours.

Lagos to Lisbon​ Coach: Services on Board

Renex and EVA Transportes are both part of the Rede Expressos company umbrella, so all three have the same policies on luggage, pets, and disabled passengers. Their coaches from Lagos to Lisbon do not have a first-class area, but all buses are fitted with power sockets for charging devices, as well as free WiFi and onboard media including live television.

When it comes to luggage, passengers are permitted to travel with up to 25 kg free of charge. For anything over this, there is an excess luggage fee to pay. If items are large and unusually shaped then they may not be permitted on board, but bicycles and surfboards are allowed. Anyone wishing to bring a bike or surfboard must pay for an extra ticket, and they must be properly packaged to protect them from damage. Children are welcome on coaches from Lagos to Lisbon and any pushchairs can be stored in the hold. Children are not required to be in a car seat.

Pets are allowed on board Rede Expressos, Renex, and EVA Transportes coaches, but they must be secured in a crate or on a lead. Pets also need their own ticket, which is half the price of a regular ticket. Guide dogs are welcome at all times.

The Rede Expressos group does not provide any information about their policies for disabled passengers, so if you are travelling with a wheelchair or require extra assistance it may be best to contact their customer service department before you travel. Most coach providers in Portugal allow folding wheelchairs to be stowed in the hold of the bus but request that passengers travel with a companion to help them on and off the bus. Others may have space for wheelchairs at the front of the bus as well as ramps and lifts, but this can differ depending on the provider and the route.