Coach Hire from London to Newport

Newport city, in south-east Wales, sits on the River Usk close to the Severn Estuary and is rich in history, with Roman remains, grand houses and beautiful countryside nearby.

 

Highlights

 

• Caerleon - Known as the “Fortress of the Legion” this is one of the most important military sites in Britain and is from the Roman Empire. The historic areas used to house an amphitheatre, baths, shops and temples - the remnants can still be seen. Also thought to be the site of the King Arthur’s Round Table.

 

• Tredegar House - One of the best examples of a 17th century Charles II mansion across all of Britain. Set in a beautiful 90 acre park with impressive gardens. Owned by the National Trust, this house features a child’s play area, a tearoom and often has displays and events held in the gardens.

 

• Newport Museum and Art Gallery - First opened to the public in 1888, this museum features artifacts and displays from Newport's history, culture and environment from prehistoric times until very recently. Temporary exhibitions mean there is always something new to see.

 

• St Woolos Cathedral - Also known as Newport Cathedral, this was built in a spot that has been a site of worship since the 6th century. The modern church dates back to the Norman period and features a Norman church and internal medieval structure. Has been a cathedral since 1921.

 

• Fourteen Locks Canal Centre - This unique flight of 14 locks is recognised as an engineering marvel from the industrial revolution and rises 160 feet over just half a mile. An excellent stopping off point for walking the Monmouthshire-Brecon canal towpath and features a cafe. Information points give visitors an insight into the locks with a virtual journey as if on the canal.

 

Description

 

The industrial background of Newport is evident when you visit this multicultural city. With a brand new retail and leisure complex recently opened, the city is the perfect place for a spot of retail therapy, while a mix of food outlets provides the perfect stopping point for anyone needing a place for lunch or dinner.

 

With a history that dates back to the start of the Roman Empire the entire area is full with historic sites to visit and lovers of the King Arthur legend will find plenty to keep them busy. The more recent steel and coal industry is also clear from the docks area which provides a fun day out for families.

 

Getting from London to Newport by coach

 

Newport is around 140 miles west of London. By private coach the journey usually takes around 3 hours via the M4, including a comfort break, depending on traffic and your pick-up point. Your driver drops your group at your venue or the city centre and collects you at an agreed time.

 

Who books a coach to Newport?

 

• Golf groups and conference delegates heading to the Celtic Manor Resort

• Rugby supporters going to Rodney Parade

• Groups visiting the Roman fortress at Caerleon

• School groups exploring South Wales

• Tour groups combining Newport with Cardiff and the Wye Valley

 

Make a trip of it

 

Because the vehicle is booked just for your group, you can add stops along the way. Popular combinations include Cardiff, Caerphilly Castle, Tintern Abbey and the Brecon Beacons.

 

Newport coach hire FAQs

 

How long does it take to get from London to Newport by coach?

Usually around 3 hours each way, including a break, depending on traffic.

Can you take our group to the Celtic Manor Resort?

Yes. We take golf, wedding and conference groups to the resort and collect you at the end of your stay.

Is Newport a day trip or an overnight stay?

Both work. A day trip is possible, and many groups stay overnight to explore more of South Wales.

How do I get a quote?

Use our free quote form or call us 24/7 on 07733 448902 with your dates, pick-up points and number of passengers.