Buses from London to Paris

Coaches from London to Paris

Affordable, comfortable, and relatively quick, buses make a great alternative to flights and trains for those travelling from London to Paris. There are 14 weekday services that don't require a change, and 15 on weekends. The fastest buses reach Paris in 7 hours 15 minutes, and the slowest take just under 10 hours.

Which coach companies travel from London to Paris?

The London to Paris bus route is served by a few popular companies. Options include OuiBus and Eurolines, both of which operate direct services out of London Victoria Coach Station, and run buses every day of the week.

How long is the coach from London to Paris?

Travellers can expect a journey time of between 7 hours 15 minutes and 9 hours 45 minutes when travelling by bus from London to Paris. This includes a short journey on the Eurotunnel service.

How many coaches are there from London to Paris?

Buses leave London Victoria for Paris every day. On weekdays, there should be 14 direct services, which won't require a change along the way. There's also an extra departure on Saturdays and Sundays. Most buses leave in the late afternoon and evenings and travel overnight, but there should be options throughout the day.

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

Departure Station: All coaches from London to Paris will depart from London Victoria Coach Station, whether travellers book with Eurolines or Ouibus. The Coach Station can easily be reached from most parts of London. The best option in many cases will be to catch the Underground to Victoria, then walk to the Coach Station (leave 10-15 minutes to be sure of making the connection on time). The Coach Station has limited shops and eating options, but Victoria Station offers everything travellers need.

Arrival Station: Buses from London will arrive at the Gare Routiere Gallieni or the Gare Routiere Bercy-Seine. Gallieni is located in eastern Paris, not far from the city's main ring road. To get into town, transfer to the Metro Line 3, and catch services towards Republique. Buses also run into central districts from outside the Bus Station. Bercy is much more central. Many arrivals can walk to hotels or attractions, and Bercy Metro Station is also within a 5-minute walk. So onward travel should not be a problem.