The journey from Londonderry to Bangor covers approximately 115 kilometers across Northern Ireland. You will primarily use the A6 Glenshane Pass, which connects to the M2 motorway near Antrim. Driving is the most efficient method, typically taking around two hours depending on traffic near Belfast. Alternatively, you can take a Translink Goldline bus, though this usually requires a transfer in Belfast city centre. The route offers scenic views of the Sperrin Mountains before transitioning into the urban landscape of the Greater Belfast area.
Total Distance: 115 km driving distance; 95 km straight-line air distance.
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| Duration | 3 hours 15 mins | 2 hours |
| Avg Price | 15-20 GBP | 20-30 GBP in fuel |
| Operator | Translink | Personal Vehicle |
| Route | Goldline 212 to Belfast Europa, then train or bus to Bangor. | A6 via Glenshane Pass to M2, then A2 to Bangor. |
| Tip | Purchase a day-link ticket for cheaper combined fares. | Avoid peak morning and evening rush hours on the M2 near Belfast. |
May to September for clear visibility on the Glenshane Pass.