Norwich to Leeds bus with National Express

Coaches from Norwich to Leeds

There are no direct services between Norwich and Leeds and the different routes can involve varying amounts of travel time. Most days, there is one fast coach that switches at St Margaret's station, Leicester. Journeys through London take at least two hours longer and there are also a couple of services every day that call upon passengers to change twice en route.

Which coach companies travel from Norwich to Leeds?

National Express is the only company currently operating coaches along this route.

How long is the coach from Norwich to Leeds?

The length of the journey depends upon where passengers change coaches along the way. The shortest route is around seven hours 25 minutes and takes passengers through Leicester. Most services, however, swap coaches at Victoria, leading to travel times of eight to nine hours. There's also a slower, ten to twelve-hour coach that stops at both Peterborough and Nottingham.

How many coaches are there from Norwich to Leeds?

Each day, nine coaches journey between Norwich and Leeds, the first in the very early morning before rush hour and the last in the mid-evening. Most of the services are before lunch or from teatime onwards. It's much the same on Saturdays, while on Sunday the daily schedule shortens by about an hour at either end.

What are the departure and arrival stations for coaches from Norwich to Leeds?

Departure bus station: Norwich bus station is right in the city centre with entrances on Surrey Street and Queen's Road. John Lewis, Levi's, Marks and Spencer, intu Chapelfield Shopping Centre and Zara are all within a half-mile radius. The Theatre Royal, Norwich Castle and other attractions are also within easy walking distance. The station is served by five different bus and coach operators, offering a range of local and intercity services.

Arrival bus station: National Express passengers generally arrive at the northern end of Leeds coach and bus station on Dyer Street. This large travel hub has shops selling coffee, snacks, newspapers and magazines, and has places for travellers to recharge their smartphones. The Leeds Markets are accessible through the western exits, and across the A61 is the Leeds Playhouse. All local buses and intercity coaches terminate at the station, so this is a convenient place to travel onward, either within Leeds or beyond.