Coach Hire from London to Plymouth

Plymouth City, known as Britain’s Ocean City, Plymouth has one of the most vibrant seafronts in the UK and effortlessly combines history and new modern culture for all visitors.

 

Highlights

 

• National Marine Aquarium - As a registered charity this aquarium offers education, conservation and research. See sharks and thousands of other sea creatures, and enjoy talks and interactive diving displays. Also the perfect venue for event and even wedding receptions.

 

• Smeaton’s Tower - One of the South West’s most famous landmarks, this lighthouse was built in 1759 on the Eddystone reef, and was moved to Plymouth Hoe in the 1880s when the rock beneath it began to erode. It is now 72 foot high and offers incredible views of the surrounding area.

 

• The Barbican and Sutton Harbour - This waterfront area with historical sites and a variety of restaurants - all with a view of the harbour. With some of the oldest buildings in the city and featuring cobbled streets and was the home of a monastery and gin distillery. The Sutton marina is now a beautiful place to visit and houses the aquarium and visitors can take boat tours.

 

• Plymouth Fisheries - The second largest fresh fish market in England, this fishery plays a crucial part in the economy of the area. The premises have been in their current location since 1995 and have seen a huge increase in turnover since then. More than 600 people work in the market and 6000 tonnes of fish pass through the market each year.

 

Description

 

Anyone who loves the sea will love a visit to Plymouth. Visitors can enjoy ferry rides to visit historical sites and special walks in the country park. Cruises allow people to see the city from the water and experience the joys of living so close to the sea. Animal lovers will love the local zoo, while those with a love of sea mammals will enjoy the marine aquarium.

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History buffs will find all they want at the historic dock area and shoppers will find the varied independent shops perfect for a rainy day afternoon. Perfect for all family members, Plymouth is a great for a long stay or for a day trip.

 

Getting from London to Plymouth by coach

 

Plymouth is around 215 miles south-west of London. By private coach the journey usually takes around 4 hours 30 minutes to 5 hours via the M4 and M5 or the A303, including a comfort break, depending on traffic and your pick-up point. Your driver drops your group at your hotel or venue and collects you at an agreed time.

 

Who books a coach to Plymouth?

 

• Tour groups exploring Plymouth Hoe and the Barbican

• Families and school groups visiting the National Marine Aquarium

• Football supporters going to Home Park

• Naval and military reunion groups

• Groups touring Devon and Cornwall

 

Make a trip of it

 

Because the vehicle is booked just for your group, you can add stops along the way. Popular combinations include Stonehenge, Exeter, Dartmoor and the Cornish coast.

 

Plymouth coach hire FAQs

 

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

Usually around 4 hours 30 minutes to 5 hours each way, including a break, depending on traffic.

Can you take our group on a tour of Devon and Cornwall?

Yes. We plan multi-day tours with your driver staying with your group throughout.

Is Plymouth a day trip or an overnight stay?

Because of the distance, we recommend an overnight stay. It gives your group more time and keeps the trip within driver hours rules.

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.