
Bus tickets from Dublin to Cardiff
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Traveling from Dublin to Cardiff or from Cardiff to Dublin has never been easier or more affordable. You can travel to Cardiff from Dublin by bus, enjoying comfort, convenience, and modern amenities like Wi-Fi, USB outlets, and refreshments. Reliable schedules and flexible ticket options cater to any budget. Book tickets from Dublin to Cardiff online now for a smooth, stress-free journey.

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Bus tickets from Dublin
| Day | Duration | First and last trip | Price range |
|---|---|---|---|
| Friday, December 26 | 15h 50min | 08:00 PM | 107.9 - 112.47 € |
| Sunday, December 28 | 16h | 08:00 PM | 105.05 - 112.47 € |
| Friday, January 2 | 15h 50min | 08:00 PM | 94.15 - 112.4 € |
| Sunday, January 4 | 16h | 08:00 PM | 89.8 - 112.67 € |
| Friday, January 9 | 15h 50min | 08:00 PM | 90.01 - 112.95 € |
| Friday, January 16 | 15h 50min | 08:00 PM | 90.46 - 113.51 € |
| Friday, January 23 | 15h 50min | 08:00 PM | 92.87 - 113.64 € |
| Friday, January 30 | 15h 50min | 08:00 PM | 92.49 - 113.17 € |
*All times shown are local
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About Dublin
Dublin serves as the administrative center of Ireland.
Dublin is the biggest metropolitan area in Ireland.
Summers have an average temperature of 19 °C, with humidity levels of about 75%. Winters bring an average temperature of 5 °C, with humidity levels of about 85%.
Dublin is home of the academic institute University College Dublin. The biggest sports facility in Dublin is Croke Park, which may be a landmark worth exploring. The largest healthcare facility or hospital in the area is St James's Hospital.
Nature lovers can unwind at Phoenix Park, a serene green space in the heart of the city. History and art aficionados will appreciate the National Museum of Ireland, which showcases Dublin’s culture and heritage. Readers can visit National Library of Ireland for a quiet retreat.
You can travel to and from Dublin Airport by Bus, Taxi and Train.
There are several ways to get around Dublin with public transit. The most popular public transit options are bus, train and tram.
The biggest public transit stations in the area are Busáras, Connolly Station and St. Stephen's Green.
In Dublin, you can use the following payment methods for public transit: Leap Card, Cash and Credit Card.
About Cardiff
Summers have an average temperature of 19 °C, with humidity levels of about 75%. Winters bring an average temperature of 6 °C, with humidity levels of about 85%.
Cardiff is home of the academic institute Cardiff University. The biggest sports facility in Cardiff is Cardiff City Stadium, which may be a landmark worth exploring. The largest healthcare facility or hospital in the area is University Hospital of Wales.
Nature lovers can unwind at Bute Park, a serene green space in the heart of the city. History and art aficionados will appreciate the National Museum Cardiff, which showcases Cardiff’s culture and heritage. Readers can visit Cardiff Central Library for a quiet retreat.
You can travel to and from Cardiff Airport by Bus and Taxi.
There are several ways to get around Cardiff with public transit. The most popular public transit options are bus and train.
The biggest public transit stations in the area are Cardiff Central Bus Station and Cardiff Central railway station.
In Cardiff, you can use the following payment methods for public transit: cash, contactless card and mobile payment.
Direct Lines from Dublin to Cardiff
Direct lines, including buses, trains and even ferries, from Dublin to Cardiff provide a straightforward and time-saving way to travel. Tickets for direct lines are perfect for those who want to avoid unnecessary stops or connections. Whether you’re planning a quick trip or a longer journey, direct lines ensure efficiency and comfort. Booking tickets for direct routes guarantees a smooth travel experience, making them an ideal choice for travelers heading from Dublin to Cardiff. Explore direct lines and secure your tickets today.
Bus Tickets from Dublin to Cardiff
If you're planning to travel from Dublin to Cardiff, bus tickets are an excellent choice. Buses provide a cost-effective way to cover the distance, with multiple routes and schedules to choose from. Bus tickets are easy to book online, giving you flexibility for your journey. Whether you’re commuting or heading for a getaway, buses from Dublin to Cardiff ensure reliable and affordable travel. Explore your options for bus tickets and enjoy a smooth trip to your destination.
Affordable Bus Tickets from Dublin to Cardiff
Looking for affordable bus tickets from Dublin to Cardiff? Many bus operators offer discounts and promotional fares to keep travel costs low. Buses are a reliable and budget-friendly way to connect Dublin and Cardiff, with frequent departures and comfortable seating. Affordable bus tickets make it possible to travel without stretching your budget. Compare prices, book your bus tickets online, and enjoy an economical trip by bus to your destination.
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