Bilbao to Lisbon bus with FlixBus

Buses from Bilbao to Lisbon

There are multiple daily buses from Bilbao to Lisbon. Most available bus journeys are indirect, although Flixbus, Alsa and Eurolines offer infrequent direct routes. Travel times vary throughout the week and depend on the time of day, but passengers can expect the journey to take between 10 hours and 35 minutes and 36 hours and 45 minutes. Typically, buses make 1 stop in Madrid for between 1 hour and 2 hours and 45 minutes.

Which bus companies travel from Bilbao to Lisbon?

Budget operator Flixbus and bus companies Alsa, Eurolines France and Eurolines Switzerland offer direct and indirect bus travel options. The services on this route typically make 1 stop along the way in Madrid.

How long is the bus from Bilbao to Lisbon?

The bus from Bilbao to Lisbon takes between 10 hours and 35 minutes and 35 hours and 45 minutes. Flixbus offers the fastest direct bus journey on its regular overnight route. Alsa and Eurolines also infrequently offer direct routes during the day that leave around 8:00 a.m. and take between 12 hours and 15 minutes and 12 hours and 30 minutes.

How many buses are there from Bilbao to Lisbon?

Between Flixbus, Alsa, and Eurolines, there are usually 6 daily buses, except on Sundays when bus departures are more frequent, offering up to 25 options. Buses tend to depart in the morning between midnight and 9:00 a.m. but on Fridays, most bus companies offer later departures to account for travelers weekend plans. These tend to depart around 5:00 p.m. and arrive around 6:00 a.m. in Lisbon.

What are the departure and arrival stations for buses from Bilbao to Lisbon?

Departure bus station: Buses depart from Bilbao Estacion Termibus. Estacion Termibus is Bilbao’s main bus station, and is an 8-minute ride on the C2 bus from the city center, and the bus stop to look for is San Mames, which is located a quick 200 meter walk from Bilbao Estacion Termibus.

Arrival bus station: Buses arrive in Lisbon at one of its three main stations: Lisboa Oriente, Lisbon’s largest bus terminal, or bus stations Estacao Sete Rios or Praca Marechal Humberto Delgado. These stations are connected to Lisbon's city center and airport by the red, blue and red or green metro lines respectively.