Checked offer from Montpellier to Toulouse: Bus, about 2h 55min, from €9. Main companies selling this route on 12Go (checked on November 12, 2026): Daytrip private transfer with English speaking driver, FlixBus, Blablacar Bus; main departure point: Sabines Train Station.
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Companies selling this route on 12Go
Offers listed on 12Go on November 12, 2026 for a departure on December 3, 2026. Timetables and prices change with the date: check them before booking.
| Company | Mode | Departs from | From | Offers |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FlixBus | Bus | Sabines Train Station | €9 | 5 |
| Blablacar Bus | Bus | Rue de la Madeleine | €9 | 1 |
| Daytrip private transfer with English speaking driver | Van / transfer | €479 | 6 | |
| DrivePlus | Van / transfer | €580 | 1 |
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Practical tips
Before paying more for a train ticket, check the table on this page: if the difference in travel time is small, the bus can save you a lot of money without really costing you much time.
The departure point is shown on your e-ticket. Read it again the day before: a bus stop may be next to the station rather than in front of it, and going to the wrong side quickly costs you time.
Note the arrival point in Toulouse before you leave and plan your onward connection by metro or on foot. That way you avoid getting off at the wrong stop or hunting for a taxi in a hurry.
The lowest fares go first, especially on Fridays, Sunday evenings and the eve of holidays. Book as soon as your dates are set to keep the bus advantage and pick the departure time that suits you.
If you have a connection or an appointment in Toulouse, do not aim for the last departure of the day. Take an earlier bus and arrive at the departure point a little early, with your luggage ready.
The journey experience
Need to get from Montpellier to Toulouse without a car? The real question on this route is whether the bus is enough or whether the train is worth the extra cost. This page helps you decide quickly, with a table comparing durations and price ranges side by side so you can choose with confidence.
Long-distance bus is the simplest option to book on this route. You travel seated comfortably, usually with power outlets and room for your luggage. Your e-ticket lands on your phone right away, so there is no need to queue at a counter. It is a great choice for a weekend away, a trip home to family or a student journey when budget comes first.
To avoid mistakes, always check the departure and arrival points shown on your ticket, because bus stops are not always right in front of the train station. Also check whether the trip is direct or involves a change, and note the last departure of the day. Book ahead to keep the best fares: you will know exactly where to go, with no unpleasant surprises.
Frequently asked questions — Montpellier → Toulouse
If price matters most, the bus is the most practical and affordable choice: you can book it online and get your e-ticket immediately. If saving time is your priority, compare it with the train using the table on this page. Flying is generally not worth it over such a short distance.
Bus tickets start from €9, and the typical price goes up to €10. The exact fare depends on the date, the time and when you book. To keep the best prices, book in advance, especially if you travel on a Friday, a Sunday evening or during the holidays.
The bus journey takes 2 h 55–3 h depending on the departure you choose and traffic conditions. Allow a little extra margin on arrival if you have a connection or an appointment, especially at rush hour and during busy weekend or holiday departures.
The bus leaves from Montpellier and arrives in Toulouse, but the exact stop can vary depending on the operator and the departure time. Always check the address shown on your e-ticket before you leave, and plan your walk or public transport route to the stop so you do not go to the wrong place.
It depends on the departure you choose. When you book, the trip details show whether it is a direct departure or involves a change. Check this detail, along with the connection time if there is one, before you pay, especially if you travel with luggage or late in the day.
Why visit Toulouse?
- ✓ Stroll Place du Capitole and admire the Capitole's decorated halls and pink-brick façade
- ✓ Visit the Basilica of Saint-Sernin, Europe's largest surviving Romanesque church and a UNESCO World Heritage Site
- ✓ Discover the Cité de l'espace with its life-size rockets, and Aeroscopia on aviation history
- ✓ Relax along the Garonne at the Prairie des Filtres or the Daurade quay at sunset
- ✓ Taste cassoulet, Toulouse sausage and candied violets at the Victor-Hugo market
When to visit Toulouse?
OCEANIC-MEDITERRANEAN CLIMATE
April to June and September to October — mild temperatures, clear skies and pleasant terraces without August's heat
What to do in Toulouse?
Local experiences, must-see sights and activities selected for you
How long to visit Toulouse?
Plan 2 to 3 days in Toulouse: spend day one in the historic centre (Capitole, Saint-Sernin basilica, Jacobins convent, Garonne riverbanks), and day two at the Cité de l'espace, Les Abattoirs or along the Canal du Midi. With a third day, add a day trip to Albi or Carcassonne. Stay near the centre, as everything is reachable on foot or by metro.
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