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The bus from Chalkida to Patras leaves from Chalkida and arrives at Patras. The departure point is the bus station at Styron 1, 34100 Chalkida — phone numbers, hours and directions are on the station page.
The journey takes roughly 3 h 10 min — our estimate from the route’s length, as the operator does not publish a travel time.
There is no online booking for this route — buy your ticket at the station or a local kiosk before you travel, or on the bus where there is no office.
No departure on this route is running at the moment — every one we hold has closed, as the note above explains. The timetable we captured is kept on record; nothing here is a current departure.
This service last ran on 21 September 2026, the last day of the operator’s printed timetable. We have no dates after that. We last checked the operator on 21 September 2026.
Hotels and rooms near the bus stop in Patras — open a pin for prices and booking.
Map by Stay22. If you book through it, this site may earn a commission — prices are the same either way.
If the bus times do not fit your day, a hire car from Patras is the usual alternative for the villages and beaches the buses do not reach.
Prices compared by Discover Cars. If you book through this link, this site may earn a commission — the price is the same either way.
One other operator also runs buses between these two places. Its timetable is separate — check both before choosing.
Chalkida → Patras
The operator publishes only the two ends of this journey. These routes of the same operator call at both Chalkida and Patras, in that order, with every stop in between — the closest thing we hold to a path and a journey time for this bus.
To each stop on the way, in travel order, where the operator prices it.
| Patras | around €27.40 |
The line joins the stops in order. It is not the road the bus takes — it is a straight chord between points, so treat it as sequence, not geometry. A hollow, dashed stop marker means the coordinate is a village centre rather than a surveyed bus bay; tap it to see where it came from.