London to Inverness bus

Buses from London to Inverness: Journey Details

Buses from London to Inverness are operated by National Express coaches. There is only one direct bus service a day which departs London Victoria late at night arriving in Inverness late morning the following day. Journey time on the direct service is 12.5 hours. Passengers can also choose between three further overnight services which all involve hour long stopovers in Birmingham and Glasgow and an increased journey time of approximately 18 hours.

Taking the Bus from London

Coach services to Inverness from London depart from the capital's main coach station at Victoria. The coach terminus is a short walk from London Victoria Rail and Underground station, both are located southwest of Central London. From much of Central London, Victoria is 10-15 minutes away via the underground or by bus. At night Victoria Station is easily accessible via night buses which operate from 1:00 a.m. until 5:00 a.m.

Getting into Inverness by Bus

As the unofficial capital of the Highlands of Scotland, Inverness is a breathtaking city, home to numerous historic buildings including a castle and cathedral. The city is also surrounded by the majestic highlands countryside and nearby Loch Ness, legendary home of the famous Nessy Monster. Coaches from London arrive at Inverness Bus Station which is found at the very centre of the city, close to Inverness Railway Station. Most of central Inverness is accessible on foot from the bus station. Those wishing to access the towns and villages around Inverness will be able to board one of the many bus routes operating out of the bus station or a train from the nearby rail station. Public transport services cease around 11:00 p.m. and after this time taxi services are stationed at the train station or in the city centre.