Find buses from London to Swansea

Buses to Swansea from London are frequent and offer both direct routes and routes with a connection. Travel from London departs from London Heathrow, London Victoria, London Finchley, London Hammersmith or London Golders Green Coach Station. If your journey has a stop along the way, there are a few possible locations to catch your connecting bus. These include London Victoria, London Heathrow, Birmingham Coach Station, Cardiff Sophia Gardens, Cardiff Cathays Gwent or Bristol Bus and Coach Station. Buses from London to Swansea arrive at one of two destinations, Swansea Quadrant Bus Station or Swansea University Bay.

While most London to Swansea bus companies provide similar facilities, specific onboard amenities differ depending on the bus company. Every operator along this route offers bus tickets from London to Swansea at affordable prices. National Express and MegaBus are the more common bus companies used along this route. Both companies provide electronic charging ports, onboard Wi-Fi, spacious legroom and restrooms. You may bring luggage on board with you and also store luggage in the undercarriage of the bus.

All bus companies allow you to bring free luggage to store both next to you on the bus and underneath in the undercarriage storage area. If your luggage exceeds the required dimensions or weight, you may need to purchase an additional luggage allowance. Check with your bus operator before your journey, in case your luggage does not fit the regulated weight and measurements. The bus companies that run along the route to Swansea from London are MegaBus and National Express. Both allow you to bring carry-on luggage, comprising a small bag without any weight limitations. For your checked luggage, you may bring a standard, large suitcase with dimensions of 78.7 inches and weighing up to 44 lbs. Megabus allows three cases like this, and National Express allows two per passenger.

During your bus trip to Swansea, you must provide a proper form of ID to verify your tickets. Some acceptable forms of identification include your national ID, driver's licence or passport. If you are not crossing a foreign border, you may not need to carry your passport as extra identification. After you book your ticket, you'll be sent an email with your digital ticket, scannable by either barcode or a QR code. When you purchase a ticket through momondo, it's kept digitally in your momondo account online. This is handy since it helps you keep track of all of your tickets in one place. Simply show the driver your smartphone to view or scan the ticket. In case your phone's battery fails, you should carry a hard copy of the ticket with you. It's critical to double check the ticket requirements of the business you're travelling with, as certain bus companies also need you to show your physical ticket, regardless.

Buses run daily from London to Swansea. This is a frequent service, with an average of two to four journeys available per hour, around 20 journeys in the morning, approximately 25 journeys in the afternoon and about 15 journeys in the evening, every day of the week. The first bus usually leaves about 00:15, Monday to Sunday. At approximately 23:30, the last bus from London to Swansea departs. Every day of the week, including Saturday and Sunday, the last bus leaves at approximately the same time.