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Trip to Austin

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Avg. duration21h
Distance2311
Avg. price$ 167
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Buses from San Diego to Austin

⏱️ Overall, the bus trip from San Diego to Austin takes approximately 36 hours and 26 minutes, accounting for the transfers and different bus stations along the route.

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  • No, there is no direct bus between San Diego and Austin. The bus service from San Diego typically involves transfers at Los Angeles Union Station, San Antonio Bus Station, and finally, in Austin at 5207 Eastside Bus Plaza Bay G. The entire journey, including these transfers, takes about 36 hours and 26 minutes. Be sure to plan your trip accordingly and be prepared for the longer travel time with multiple stops.
  • To catch the bus from San Diego to Austin you will need to head to the Santa Fe Depot station. This station is where the bus services, operated by Amtrak, depart for Austin. Make sure to arrive at the station in advance of your scheduled departure time to allow for check-in and boarding. The Santa Fe Depot station is a convenient starting point for your journey to Austin by bus.
  • The bus from San Diego to Austin operated by Greyhound USA arrives at the Austin Eastside Bus Plaza station. This is the final stop for your journey from San Diego to Austin by bus. Once you arrive at the Austin Eastside Bus Plaza station, you can easily access other transportation options or continue on with your travel plans in Austin. Be sure to check schedules and plan accordingly for your arrival at this station.
  • There are multiple bus routes available from San Diego to Austin with varying durations and transfer points. Route 1 involves 4 transfers and takes about 1 day and 14 hours to reach Austin, covering a distance of 1,642 miles. Route 2 also has 4 transfers and a similar travel time, covering a distance of 1,640 miles. Route 3, with 2 transfers, takes about the same time to reach Austin, covering a longer distance of 1,768 miles. Each route offers a unique travel experience with different transfer points and durations.
  • The San Diego to Austin buses are typically less crowded during weekdays, especially on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. The buses tend to be more crowded during weekends, particularly on Fridays and Sundays, as they are popular travel days for many passengers. It may also be less crowded during the early morning or late evening departures compared to mid-day services. Consider planning your journey during off-peak times for a more comfortable and relaxed travel experience.
  • The first bus from San Diego to Austin departs from Santa Fe Depot operated by Amtrak. The departure time is typically in the early morning around 6:00 am. The last bus of the day from San Diego to Austin usually leaves Santa Fe Depot in the late evening, around 9:00 pm, operated by Greyhound USA. It's advisable to check the exact schedule and availability beforehand to plan your trip accordingly.

Will you be returning to San Diego by bus?

If you need a return bus trip, you can check out buses from Austin to San Diego.

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