London to Plymouth
Moving from London to Plymouth? The 215-mile journey via the M3, A303 and A38 takes roughly 3 hours 45 minutes in clear traffic. It's a long move to the far south-west that needs a full day. Submit your postcodes and item list for a free guide price.
Distance
215 miles
Drive Time
3 hours 45 minutes
Via
M3 / A303 / A38
From
£380 – £800
Tips for Moving from London to Plymouth
The A303 is the main route west — it has single-carriageway sections near Stonehenge and Ilminster that can cause delays
The A38 Devon Expressway from Exeter to Plymouth is mostly dual carriageway but can be slow in summer tourist traffic
There are limited service areas on the A303 — plan fuel stops at Fleet Services or near Yeovil
London ULEZ and Congestion Charge apply at the collection end
Parking & Access Information
London
CPZs cover most boroughs. Apply for a parking suspension at least 5 working days before.
Plymouth
No Clean Air Zone in Plymouth. Mutley, Mannamead and Peverell have on-street parking. The Hoe and city centre have restricted parking.
How Much Does London to Plymouth Cost?
Estimated range for 2026
£380 – £800
Based on a typical man and van move between London and Plymouth (215 miles via M3 / A303 / A38). Your final quote depends on load size, access, stairs, parking and timing. Submit your details for a free guide price.
London to Plymouth — FAQ
How much does a man and van from London to Plymouth cost?
In 2026, a London to Plymouth man and van move typically costs £380–£800. A single-item delivery starts from around £200.
Is the A303 or M5 a better route?
The A303 is shorter and more direct. The M5 (via Bristol and Exeter) is longer but motorway standard all the way. In summer, the A303 can be slower; in winter, the M5 is more reliable.
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