Murcia to Lorca bus with Grupo Interbus

Bus from Murcia to Lorca

The capital of the Region of Murcia and its third most populated city, Lorca, are connected by the Murcia Lorca buses. This is a route that is carried out daily by many people and involves a journey of about 70 kilometres that is completed in about 1 hour.

Which buses go from Murcia to Lorca?

The trip on board the Murcia Lorca buses is managed by 2 different companies: Alsa and Eurolines. These companies offer standard comfort buses that include this route within longer itineraries.

How long does the bus from Murcia to Lorca take?

If Murcia Lorca buses make intermediate stops to pick up passengers, this journey takes approximately 1 hour and 10 minutes. On the other hand, if the route is direct, the duration is 1 hour.

How many buses are there from Murcia to Lorca?

There are several buses Murcia Lorca every day of the week. Specifically, between 8 and 10, with departures from the last hour of the dawn until the afternoon.

Where do buses from Murcia to Lorca depart from and arrive at?

Murcia Station: is equipped with automatic slogans, information panels with real-time data, user service stations, cafeterias and other catering establishments, kiosk, lottery administration... It is located in the street Sierra de la Pila 3, to the west of the city. In less than 10 minutes on foot, the traveller can reach it from the Plaza de Martínez Tornel. The Murcia del Carmen train station is about 2 kilometres away. The urban buses that arrive here are 26, 28, 30, 41, 42, 61 and 70.

Lorca station: this small bus station has a main building where the ticket offices are located. Next to its entrance there is a cafeteria with a small terrace. The platform area is located right next door, in a car park with open-air benches but covered with canopy. The local buses that pass through here are 51 and 53. It is located in the Plaza de Carruajes s/n, just next to the Lorca Sutullena station and less than 1 kilometre on foot from the main places of interest in the town, such as the Plaza de España with its Collegiate Church of San Patricio, where there is also a tourist office.