London to Estonia

London to Estonia by coach, basic info

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The European coach network Eurolines operates a coach line between the UK and Estonia. The stops in the United Kingdom include London Victoria Coach Station, Gillingham and Dover.
In the UK coaches to Estonia start in London, but passengers must change coach in Dusseldorf nad Riga. Upon arrival to Riga in Latvia, the passengers will have to transfer to other coaches. From Riga are two separate Eurolines’ services to Estonia. One goes to Parnu and Tallinn and the other goes to Valga, Narva and Tatru.

The coach from London to Tallinn (Dusseldorf) also stops in Lille, Brussels, Antwerp and Heerlen.
The coach ride between London and Tallinn is long and takes approximately 50 hours. The coaches go mostly overnight but the modern design of Eurolines’ coaches and comfortable seats guarantee a pleasant stay on board. The travel time is one hour less from Gillingham and two hours less from Dover. There are up to four coaches per week in each direction between London and Tallinn. For exact timetable see Eurolines website
It is recommended to book tickets online in advance at least several days prior to departure. One-way ticket from London to Tallinn costs £120; round trip costs less (there’s a discount). Discounts for children, students, and people over 60 are also available. If you book early and your travel dates and times are flexible, you may get the “promo” ticket as low as £103 one-way. Booking early is highly recommended, because the coach service between London and Tallinn is very popular and the coaches are fully booked on some days.
Note that timetables and fares are subject to change and EuropeBus can't guarantee accuracy of this information.

Go to Eurolines website to see current timetable and prices and book a ticket for an international journey

Discover Estonia

Estonian landscapes are amazing. Empty beaches, vast forests, pristine lakes and rivers, marshes and rich flora and fauna are just some of the treasures of this country. Useful guides: Lonely Planet Publications

Useful links to coach timetables & fares

• London to Tallinn, Narva, Parnu, Tartu & Valga

How to buy tickets & some helpful information

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• A special coach ticket for those living outside London
• How is the journey from London to Tallin & Estonia by Eurolines?
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• Get a travel insurance for the journey to Estonia
• Currency Exchange online
• Car rental in Estonia
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The Eurolines coach network is an inexpensive way to travel through Europe. Eurolines coaches have different categories, from Standard class to Business class and they go everywhere. You can reserve seats in advance on the internet.

Eurolines operators

Eurolines is a coalition of independant bus and coach companies that operate under one brand name. They serve the majority of European countries, reaching hundreds of destinations across Europe from Ireland to Russia and from Norway to Portugal. Some also serve Turkey and Morocco. Eurolines coaches are comfortable and upscale.
You can reserve a seat online, If your journey begins from the UK, you just go on the Eurolines UK web page, a complete list of operators affiliated in the Eurolines group is available under www.eurolines.com. The Eurolines offices are usually located inside the long distance bus stations, but it can also be a travel agent in the city.

Eurolines & National Express in one booking

National Express has teamed up with Eurolines to bring Europe that little bit closer to you. And you can get there in one easy booking. Just enter the name of the place from which you start the journey, in the box defining the place of departure. London will automatically be treated as a transfer point. Book your international travel through the National Express website.

To Estonia by coach, see current international timetables & fares

London to Tallinn & Estonia

A = Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays only
B = Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays only
(©) = A change of coach is required in Dusseldorf and Riga

Tickets "Standard fares":

Amendable and refundable.

Advance fares:

Non-Amendable, Non-Refundable but Upgradable. Available up to 7 days before travel. Open Returns aren't available.

Important:

During peak times (15th December 2011 - 2nd January 2012 & 9-13 February 2012) all passengers travelling to Estonia must pay a supplement on top of the normal ticket prices of £5 (single) or £8 (return).

Age categories: Children: 0-12 years, Youth: 13-25 years, Seniors: 60+ years.

How to buy tickets online for travel from Britain to Estonia?

To purchase tickets online you can do it directly at the Europebus’s home page using the journey planner provided. You can also do it on the Eurolines or National Express’ websites. Simply fill out all fields in the journey planner and follow the instructions to buy a ticket. One-way „Standard” travel ticket from London to Tallinn costs £120, Discounted tickets are also available for youths, children and seniors. Early booking is highly recommended, because the Eurolines’s route between London and Estonia is very popular and the coaches are fully booked on some days.
Passengers with open date return tickets, must confirm/reserve their return journey with a local Eurolines office at least 4 days before the date they wish to travel. Simply phone the Eurolines office in Tallinn: 0372 680 0909

• Detailed information on purchasing tickets
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Travelling to Europe from outside London

National Express together with Eurolines offer nationwide connections to London for a simple add-on price of £15 single or return. Just enter the name of the place from which you start the journey, in the box defining the place of departure. London will automatically be treated as a transfer point. Unfortunately, this option is only available for certain Eurolines connections, so if you won’t be able to purchase a ticket with this option, you'll have to buy two separate tickets. One ticket for access into London by National Express, the second ticket for the international Eurolines route from London. 
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The journey from London to Estonia by Eurolines

Each week Eurolines provides for their passengers up to 3 coach services between Britain and Estonia. All Eurolines’ coaches have on-board toilets, reclining seats and air-conditioning as standard.
 Sometimes the coach that picks you up from your departure point has only the final destination displayed on the front windscreen. This is because the majority of Eurolines routes include multiple stops and it would be impractical to display every stop on the front windscreen. Also, you may have booked a journey which requires a change of coach. In both examples, please ask the driver to confirm that his/her coach is going to the destination stated on your ticket. 
Eurolines put the safety and comfort of passengers first, so the vehicles are equipped with a large number of safeguards. The operators are using modern vehicles with large panoramic windows and increased legroom. 
Eurolines coach services to Estonia depart from Victoria Coach Station in London which is located close to Victoria Underground and bus stations. Eurolines coaches arrive at the main bus terminals in Estonia. Buy a ticket online now

• Before leaving home for your Eurolines service, check you have packed all documents and items needed for your journey, especially your ticket, passport (sometimes it is enough to travel with ID card) and if your journey requires a special visa to enter or transit.
• Arrive at the Victoria Coach Station in London at least one hour before the departure time, as check-in proceedings are quite lengthy. Customers need to check-in at the Eurolines check-in office located adjacent to Gate 19. Check-in commences one hour before departure and closes 15 minutes before to enable all customers to board and to ensure a prompt departure.
• Your luggage should be marked tags bearing name, address and telephone. Please weigh your luggage at home.
• Never accept other persons luggage for transport! Should you notice any luggage left unattended, never touch it! Report the fact to the station’s service staff immediately. Never leave your luggage unattended!
• When approaching the check-in desk, have your passport and ticket ready. This will streamline the procedure.
• Border control & customs: When going through security check, place all metal items such as keys, watches, belts with large buckles, mobile phones, walkmans, small change etc in the boxes, and place them on the conveyor belt of the X-ray machine together with your hand luggage & suitcases. It is advisable to place your overcoats in the boxes. This will streamline and facilitate security control.
• If needed, remember to take your doctor’s certificates.

Check-In at London Victoria Coach Station

You need to check-in at the Eurolines check-in office located adjacent to Gate 19. Check in commences one hour before departure and closes 15 minutes before to enable all customers to board and to ensure a prompt departure. You should have your passports and other travel documents ready for inspection at check-in. A boarding card for each customer and luggage labels will be issued and customers will be advised from which gate their coach will leave. Check in time at other UK departure points is 30 minutes before departure. If the office for check-in is already closed, check-in takes place directly on the coach. Buy a ticket online now

Check-In in Estonia

You must check-in no later than 30 minutes before the departure time stated on your ticket. Check-in closes 15 minutes before departure. 
If there’s no office for check-in, then check-in takes place directly on the coach. Services returning to London arrive in Victoria Coach Station’s Arrivals terminal, customers making onward coach connections will need to cross the street to the Departures terminal

Sea crossings

This route involves a sea crossing which, depending on which service you are on, will either by Eurotunnel or by ferry (check timetables for specific information). On arrival at the ferry port or Eurotunnel terminal customers will be required to disembark from the coach and pass through both UK and destination country Border Control offices and show their Passports. Normally customers are not required to be accompanied by their luggage, however occasionally Border Control officials do require customers to take their own luggage with them.

Refreshment stops

Refreshment stops are taken periodically throughout the journey providing the opportunity for refreshment and shipping services used by Eurolines provide a range of shops, restaurants and other facilities.

Carriage of luggage

All Eurolines customers must label their luggage which will be loaded into the hold of the coach and will normally remain there until arrival at the destination or interchange point. The coach driver will load and unload customers’ luggage but customers are responsible for seeing their own luggage onto and off the coach on which they are travelling.
Each customer has a free luggage allowance of one medium sized suitcase, weighing no more than 20 kilograms and 1 piece of hand luggage, which must be located on the shelf above your head or under the passenger seat. A charge of 5,- € per extra piece of luggage will be made when boarding the coach in Dusseldorf. Buy a ticket online now

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Travel insurance

The best way to protect against unexpected accidents is to buy travel insurance. In my opinion, so that the journey is stress-free, you should never travel without travel insurance. You can insure only for travel, it’s possible directly on the Eurolines website, during ticket purchase. You can also insure individually with another insurer. This will be the insurance that will apply during the journey and while in a foreign country. The insurance should cover: loss of cash and goods, cancellation of travel and the main treatment abroad. If you travel several times a year and want to save money, you may want to buy an annual insurance policy. Click here to buy insurance.


Currency

The monetary unit in Estonia is the Estonian Kroon and from 2011 the Euro. Do you want to exchange currency? Currency Exchange online

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Car Rental

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