Manchester to Paris bus with FlixBus

Coaches from Manchester to Paris

The journey by coach from Manchester to Paris needs to be booked in two stages. Firstly, from Manchester Coach Station to London Victoria Coach Station. From here, there are frequent direct services to Paris. The total journey times between the two cities can be as short as 11.5 hours plus the transfer time in London. Coaches arrive at either Paris Quai de Bercy or at Paris Gare Routière Galliéni.

Which coach companies travel from Manchester to Paris?

Coaches from Manchester to London are operated by National Express while there is a choice of three providers for the onward journey. These are Eurolines, part of National Express, and the European-owned Ouibus and FlixBus. All companies have modern coaches with comfortable seating, power outlets, wifi and toilets.

How long is the coach from Manchester to Paris?

By booking direct routes from Manchester to London and from London to Paris, journey times vary from 11.5 hours to around 17 hours with arrivals the following day. Some Manchester to London coaches involve a connection at Birmingham Coach Station while the majority of London to Paris routes are direct. Just a few routes a day require a transfer at either Brussels or Antwerp.

How many coaches are there from Manchester to Paris?

With over two dozen coaches a day from Manchester to London, over 10 of which are direct and over 20 onward departures from London to Paris, it is easy to plan a journey with just a short transfer time in London. Coaches from both Manchester and London start departing in the early morning and continue throughout the day until late at night.

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

Departure Station: Coaches to Paris from Manchester depart from Manchester Chorlton Street Coach Station which is close to Manchester Piccadilly Train Station and a 10 minute walk from the city centre. Facilities at the coach station include local bus stops, a taxi rank, wifi, toilets, ATMs, shops, food kiosks and cafes.

Arrival Station: Coaches from Manchester to Paris terminate at either Paris Quai de Bercy or at Paris Gare Routière Galliéni. Both arrival points are just a short walk from the city centre and part of the city's transport network of local buses, Metro trains and taxis. Their facilities include wifi, toilets, cafes and shops.