Book a coach to Paris
Compare coach tickets to Paris and book the route that suits you, with cross-Channel coaches from London and available routes across France. One search shows live times and fares across every operator, with train and ferry options to take you the rest of the way there.
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When the coach makes sense for getting to Paris
The coach to Paris is the cheapest way in when you book ahead, with cross-Channel coaches from London and routes from across France to compare. It's slower than the train or a flight, so it suits flexible travellers who want the lowest fare over the fastest trip.
Coach travel questions
How long is the coach from London to Paris?
The coach from London to Paris takes around 8 to 9 hours, crossing by ferry or the Channel Tunnel, with FlixBus and BlaBlaCar Bus among the operators. Overnight services let you sleep through most of the trip.
Which coach operators serve Paris and where do they stop?
Paris is served by international operators including FlixBus and BlaBlaCar Bus, with most coaches using Bercy Seine coach station on the city's east side. It connects to the metro for the last stretch into the centre.
Are there coach trips from Paris to Disneyland or day-trip spots?
Coach trips from Paris reach Disneyland and other day-trip spots, though the RER (suburban train) is usually quicker to the resort itself. Coaches suit wider excursions where a direct train is inconvenient.
Is the coach from Paris cheaper than the train or flying?
The coach from Paris is generally the cheapest way out, undercutting the train and most flights when booked ahead. You trade journey time for the lower fare.
What onward coach trips can you take from Paris?
From Paris you can pick up onward coaches to city hubs such as the likes of Amsterdam, Brussels, London, and cities across France, many of them overnight. Compare operators on the route to weigh times and fares before booking.
Is the coach from Paris better for the environment than flying?
A coach from Paris produces far less carbon per passenger than the equivalent flight, making it a low-impact way across Europe. The longer journey is the compromise.