Checked offer from Los Angeles to San Bernardino: Bus, about 0h 10min – 1h 30min, from €9. Main companies selling this route on 12Go (checked on November 6, 2026): Greyhound, FlixBus; main departure point: Los Angeles Union Station.
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Companies selling this route on 12Go
Offers listed on 12Go on November 6, 2026 for a departure on November 27, 2026. Timetables and prices change with the date: check them before booking.
| Company | Mode | Departs from | From | Offers |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Greyhound | Bus | Los Angeles Union Station | €9 | 16 |
| FlixBus | Bus | Downey Stonewood Center | €12 | 7 |
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Practical tips
Bus stops in Los Angeles can be a station or a street corner. Open your e-ticket before leaving and match the pickup address to a map, so you do not end up at the wrong stop.
The distance is short and both cities are in the same region, so a flight makes no sense. Save the plane for long legs across the country and use the bus here.
Street-corner stops have no waiting room or staff. Get there a little ahead of departure, find the boarding spot and keep your e-ticket open on your phone with the screen charged.
Missing the final bus of the day can leave you stuck. Plan to travel earlier, especially if you have a connection or a hotel check-in, and keep a margin for road traffic.
Fares are usually lowest when booked early, and you get an instant e-ticket. Compare the available departures on the page, then choose the schedule that best fits your arrival and luggage.
The journey experience
Los Angeles and San Bernardino sit in the same sprawling region of Southern California, so the real question is not whether you can get there without a car, but which option keeps things simple. For most independent travellers on a budget, the bus is the clear answer: it is the cheapest way to make this hop, and the page shows durations and price ranges so you can compare at a glance.
The bus is the option listed for this route, and it suits the trip well. You travel straight from the city into the Inland Empire without worrying about parking, freeway traffic or renting a vehicle. Seats are generally comfortable, with space for a carry-on, and many services offer onboard Wi-Fi and power outlets. Departures run through the day, so you have room to choose a schedule that fits your plans. Booking online gives you an instant e-ticket on your phone.
Your main risk here is not the distance, which is short compared with most US journeys, but the departure point. In Los Angeles, bus stops can be in a station or on a street corner, so always check the exact pickup address on your e-ticket before leaving. Arrive a little early, keep your confirmation handy, and book ahead when you can to secure the best fare. With that done, this is an easy, low-stress trip.
Frequently asked questions — Los Angeles → San Bernardino
The bus is the practical choice for this route. The distance is short, so a flight is not worth considering, and the bus takes you from the city to San Bernardino without the hassle of driving or parking. Booking online gives you an instant e-ticket, and you can compare departures directly on the page.
The journey takes between 10 minutes and about 1 hour 30, depending on the service, the departure point and traffic on the freeways. Check the exact duration of each departure on the page before booking, and allow extra time during rush hours so you do not miss a connection.
Tickets start from €9, and typical fares go up to €13. Prices vary with the departure time and how early you book, so reserving ahead usually gets you the lowest fare. The page shows current prices for each departure so you can compare easily.
The departure and arrival points depend on the service you choose. In Los Angeles, some stops are in a station and others are on a street corner. Your e-ticket shows the exact pickup and drop-off addresses, so check them on a map before you travel.
Some departures may be direct while others may include a change, which can explain the range in journey times. The page shows the details of each departure, so choose a direct option if you want the simplest trip, and check connection times carefully if there is a change.
Why visit San Bernardino?
- ✓ Drive the scenic Rim of the World Highway through the San Bernardino Mountains to Lake Arrowhead and Big Bear Lake
- ✓ Ski or snowboard at Big Bear Mountain Resort and Snow Summit in winter, or ride the mountain bike trails in summer
- ✓ Hike or ride a horse in the San Bernardino National Forest, with views over Southern California
- ✓ Visit the Route 66 Museum and the original McDonald's site, both part of the city's historic Route 66 heritage
- ✓ Catch a game or concert at the California Theatre of the Performing Arts or the Glen Helen Amphitheater
When to visit San Bernardino?
MEDITERRANEAN SEMI-ARID CLIMATE
September to November, and March to May — mild temperatures; winter suits skiing, summer is very hot in the valley
What to do in San Bernardino?
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How long to visit San Bernardino?
San Bernardino works best as a 1-2 day stop or a base for exploring the Inland Empire. Spend a day on the San Bernardino National Forest, Big Bear Lake or the Rim of the World Scenic Byway, and add a half day for the Route 66 sights and the Wildlands Conservancy. Rent a car, as public transport is limited, and avoid July-August when temperatures often exceed 38 °C in the valley.
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