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You can get from Nantes to Barcelona by train, bus or flight.
To get from Nantes to Barcelona on Jan 25 we recommend taking a flight because it’s the best combination of price and speed.
Find all the dates and times for this journey by train, bus, and flight, .
 | Distance | 441 miles (712 km) |
 | Available travel modes | Bus or flight |
 | Ticket price range | $31 - $73 |
 | Cheapest mode | Bus • $31 (€26) • 13 h 45 min |
 | Fastest mode | Flight • $73 (€60) • 1 h 30 min |
 | Popular travel companies | BlaBlaCar Bus or Vueling |
Take a bus or flight to travel 441 miles (712 km) between Nantes and Barcelona. If speed is a priority, then a flight is the best option with an average duration of 1 h 30 min; whereas, if saving money is more important, then a bus is the best option with prices starting as low as $31 (€26). The most popular travel companies which serve this journey are BlaBlaCar Bus or Vueling among others. Travelers can even take a direct bus or flight from Nantes to Barcelona.
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