Checked offer from Brighton to London: Coach, about 3h, from €11. Main companies selling this route on 12Go (checked on November 5, 2026): National Express, Leamigo Technologies; main departure point: Brighton Pool Valley Coach.
One option to get from Brighton to London
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Companies selling this route on 12Go
Offers listed on 12Go on November 5, 2026 for a departure on November 26, 2026. Timetables and prices change with the date: check them before booking.
| Company | Mode | Departs from | From | Offers |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| National Express | Bus | Brighton Pool Valley Coach | €11 | 16 |
| Leamigo Technologies | Van / transfer | €206 | 1 |
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Practical tips
Coach fares rise as departure approaches and as seats sell out. Book online as soon as your date is fixed, and you avoid paying more at the station or on the day for the same journey.
Train tickets bought on the day are often the most expensive way to travel. Check the table on this page first: the coach is usually the budget-friendly option, especially when booked ahead.
London has several coach and rail stations, and they are not interchangeable. Read your e-ticket for the exact drop-off before you travel, so you plan your Tube or onward connection from the right place.
Be at the departure point well before boarding, with your e-ticket ready on your phone. Locating the right bay calmly beats rushing, especially with luggage and on busy summer days.
Choose a departure with room to spare, particularly on bank holidays and summer weekends when services sell out. Missing the last coach can force a costly last-minute alternative.
The journey experience
Heading from Brighton to London, you want a clear answer fast: which option is simplest and kindest to your budget? For independent travellers, the coach is the one to look at first. It is usually the cheapest way to move between British cities, and the comparison table on this page shows current durations and price ranges side by side so you can decide in seconds.
The coach is a direct road service from the seaside to the capital, with no changes and no juggling of connections. Seats are comfortable and reclining, there is a luggage hold for your suitcase or backpack, and many services offer power sockets and wifi. Your e-ticket sits on your phone, so you board without queuing at a ticket desk. It is a relaxed way to see the south coast countryside roll by.
British fares move a lot with the day, the hour and how early you book, so reserve ahead and avoid peak departures when you can. Before you leave, check your e-ticket for the exact London arrival point, which is often Victoria Coach Station, so you head to the right place for your onward Tube or rail connection. On bank holidays and summer weekends, book early and keep a buffer for the last departure of the day.
Frequently asked questions — Brighton → London
Coach fares start from €11, and a typical fare is up to around €12. Prices vary with the day, the time of departure and how early you book, so reserving ahead is the best way to secure the lowest fare. Check the live prices on this page for your date.
By coach, the journey takes about 3 hours, and up to around 3 hours 25 minutes depending on traffic and the time of day. Roads can be busier at peak hours and on holiday weekends, so allow some flexibility if you have a connection afterwards.
For independent travellers on a budget, the coach is a strong choice: it is a direct service, usually the cheapest option between cities, and your e-ticket is confirmed instantly online. Use the comparison table on this page to weigh it against your priorities for time and comfort.
London has several coach and rail stations, so the arrival point depends on the service you book. Victoria Coach Station is a common drop-off, but always read your e-ticket for the exact location, then plan your Tube or onward connection from there.
Each of these airports has its own coach and rail links into central London, and they leave from different terminals or stations. This page covers Brighton to London only, so plan your airport transfer as a separate leg and leave a comfortable buffer before any onward coach.
Why visit London?
- ✓ Explore the British Museum and its Rosetta Stone, Egyptian mummies and Parthenon sculptures, all with free entry
- ✓ Watch the Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace, then stroll through St James's Park
- ✓ Ride the London Eye or climb The Shard for panoramic views over the Thames and Tower Bridge
- ✓ Wander through Borough Market, Camden Market and Portobello Road for street food and vintage finds
- ✓ Catch a West End show in Covent Garden or Shaftesbury Avenue, then enjoy a pint in a historic pub
When to visit London?
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May to September — mild temperatures, long daylight hours and the best chance of dry weather for sightseeing
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How long to visit London?
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