Getting around by bus and coach Spain

Avanza - La Sepulvedana is a bus company offering routes in various Spanish cities. Their fleet of buses is modern and comfortable, offering passengers a pleasant journey. The company serves many destinations, both in Spain and abroad, making it a convenient choice for travelers. The buses are regularly maintained, and the drivers are professional and friendly. Whether you're traveling for business or pleasure, Avanza - La Sepulvedana is a reliable and convenient option for your bus journeys.

Bus for Jaén and the province as well as for Cordoba, Malaga and Granada with Alsina Graells and Alsa - Tel. +34 953 658 060 - www.alsa.es

Other bus companies: Bacoma (tel. +34 953 658 060); Carmona Robles e Hijos (Tel. +34 953 692 911); La (Tel. +34 953 693 607); Travimeta (Tel. +34 953 476 293).

Near Plaza de San Sebastián and quite close to the Reales Alcázares gardens it has lockers. From Plaza Nueva (city centre), you can now get there by tram. Buses to Cádiz, Jerez, Costa del Sol, Ronda, Jaén, Almería and even to Barcelona leave from here. And also some regional cities: Carmona, Osuna, Ecija, Marchena, Estepa... The companies that provide the connections are: Casal, Grupo Valenzuela and Los Amarillos.

Located to the south-west of the city center, it serves the whole province of Huelva, beaches and inland destinations, as well as Seville. Also buses to Portugal (Faro), Cordoba, Madrid. The Damas company operates all buses (www.damas-sa.es). Several city bus routes pass through the bus station. Their terminal is located close to the bus station, a little higher up (www.emtusahuelva.com). No. 5 circles the city, and No. 6 serves the youth hostel to the northeast. Bus station with lockers.

Deiá-Valldemossa-Palma: departures every day even on Sundays (except from October 1 to March 31) at 8 a. m., 10 p. m., 15 p. m., 16 p. m. and 18 p. m.

Deiá-Port Sóller: departures every day even on Sundays (except from 1 October to 31 March) at 8 a. m., 11 p. m., 12 p. m., 17 p. m. and 20 p. m.

From the Port of Alcúdia you can reach Muro, Alcúdia, Palma, Inca, Can Picafort, Port Pollença, Formentor… Buses are fairly frequent in summer, attention, there is much less in winter.

Departures every day even on Sundays (except from October 1 st to March 31st) at a. m., p. m., p. m., p. m. and p. m.

The L 211 bus line allows you to take the Palma - Sóller/Port Sóller route. The L 210 line carries the same route through Valldemossa and Deià.

There are many connections between Mahón, Alaior, Mercadal and Ciutadella. There is at least one departure every 2 hours in an empty season and at least once per hour in the summer (count € 4 to go from Ciutadella to Mahón).

Links with beaches:

Buses going to the suburbs and North Sierra: Alcobendas, Colmenar Viejo, Rascafrías, Manzanares, San Sebastián de los Reyes, Miraflores, Tres Cantos, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid.

Towards Segovia.

It is from this station that you can go to the main cities of Western Madrid: Del, Hoyo Manzanares, Guadarrama, El Escorial (Herranz company), El Pardo (company Alacuber), Pozuelo, Villalba, el Valle de los Caídos, Robledo de Chavela.

This is the main company serving Carmona from Seville. From Seville, the buses (M-24) leave from San Bernardo station about every hour on weekdays, a little less on weekends and holidays. To get to the city centre, get off at the Pueblo station. In the opposite direction, towards Seville, you can get off at the Paseo del Estatuto station, in Carmona, with about the same frequency as in the opposite direction. The company Alsa (https://www.alsa.es) serves Cordoba, via Ecija. Several trips per day.

The line n ° 91 leads from Arguineguín to Las Palmas and line n ° 86 with Parks Tropical. Buses n ° 31 hourly Puerto Rico for Las Palmas, and every 20 min line n ° 61 towards Playa del Inglés and Puerto de Mogán.

Departure from Gipuzkoa square in San Sebastian, stop in Hondarribia and Irún.

Links with Vinaros and Castellón.

MOU-T is simply the official portal for mobility on Menorca. Every day of the year, it is possible to move around the island by bus. In all, there are 40 bus lines running on a network of 186 km of roads. The network is tight and coherent: you can easily reach all the points of the island, including the most emblematic beaches (Bus PLATGES) while respecting the eco-responsible spirit of the island and at good prices! Night buses (Bus NIT) and buses to participate in traditional festivals (Bus JALEO).

A convenient way to go in almost all the villages and towns: Puerto de la Cruz, Los Cristianos, Santa Cruz, Buenavista Del Norte, etc. The bus are fast and many other stops. The menu can be bought in kiosk or bus station allows you to save on your trips, and even allows you to take the tram to La Laguna. The menu, it allows several trips to exhaustion of your balance! On the website, you can study your journey and hours, but beware of the sunday because some lines do not work and you might be stuck in a city or miss your plane or boat!

Direct bus for San Sebastian, Pamplona and Irun. Check with the Tourist Office for the schedules.

Links by the Leda factory (www.leda.es).

Alsa Company serves Plasencia, Caceres and Seville, from Gijón and Bilbao, and the company Cevesa serves Avila and Madrid.

Links with the cities of Salamanca or Plasencia and also with Baños de Montemayor, the next destination (Alsa company).

The Leda company provides, in particular, the connections with Cáceres to the north and to Seville to the south, with a change to Zafra, but at the same point (www.leda.es).

Alsa Company serves in particular the cities of the region, León, Benavente or Astorga, but also many other destinations in Spain. 

Alsa is a Spanish bus company that operates throughout Europe in addition to its home country. You'll find routes linking France and Portugal, particularly Lisbon. Journeys are long, so you'll need to be patient. However, prices can be more attractive in summer than by air, which is quite expensive. You can also opt for this means of transport, which is a little more environmentally friendly than flying. To buy your tickets, go to their site using their search engine.

Bus lines 60, 61, 62 serve Murguia. An average of 3 to 5 buses per day from Vitoria-Gasteiz.

Lines 20 and 21, Araia-Vitoria. An average of 5 buses per day.

The Salinas d'Añana Salt Valley, located 30 kilometers from Vitoria-Gasteiz, is one of the oldest salt factories in the world, with over 6,500 years of history. Its salt is renowned for its purity, coming from an ancient sea over 200 million years ago. This spectacular, well-preserved cultural landscape is one of the most remarkable in Europe. Visitors to the Vallée Salée can discover the unique architecture of this unusual cultural landscape, stroll along the platforms where salt water is evaporated to obtain salt, and even soak their feet and hands in the salt water. The Salt Valley is also known for its unique ecosystem due to its salinity. In addition to the salt factory, Salinas d'Añana is also home to important archaeological remains from medieval times, as well as the Palacio Torre de los Varona, a citadel inhabited since the 12th century. To get to the Salt Valley, we recommend taking the bus from Vitoria-Gasteiz.

H 1: Line San Sebastían-Lezo-Pasaia. Departures from the Place Guipuzcoa in San Sebastian.

This station offers regular connections to Barcelona, Girona and the Costa Brava, as far as the Alt Empordà region is concerned: Portbou, Port de la Selva, Cadaqués, Roses, Empúries, l'Escala (Compagnie Moventis Sarfa - www.moventis.es). The Sagalés company links Figueres to Barcelona and Girona (www.sagales.com). It is also a departure point for the Garrotxa comarca via the Teisa company (www.teisa-bus.com). Luggage office.

The Aupsa bus company runs the Ponferrada-Las Médulas route. 

Nineteen lines cover the entire island of La Palma. Here are the lines departing from Santa Cruz de La Palma: 500: airport, 100: northern turn to Los Llanos de Aridane, passing through Sauces and Barlovento, 200: southern turn to the same destination, passing through Fuencaliente, 201: to Fuencaliente, 203: to Fuencaliente via the lighthouse, 300: a transverse line Santa Cruz-Los Llanos de Aridane. Cafeteria-restaurant at the station.

Aragón and Catalonia

From Santander, Bilbao, Vitoria and Logroño or from Irun, San Sebastián and Pamplona towards Teruel, Valencia, Alicante, Murcia and La Manga.

One of the most reputable receptive companies in Menorca with over 30 years of experience in tourism and passenger transport. A large fleet of buses and minibuses for all types of private transfers: weddings, company trips, gala dinners, airport transfers. In addition to the classic logistics, Nura Travel specializes in transport services for all types of hiking and cycling trips along the Camí de Cavalls (GR223 that goes around the island). In the summer, the agency organizes tours to discover the island adapted to families.

It is on main street that bypasses the city centre by the sea to reach the port. If you should go to the pier of Corralejo, a last stop is provided at the port to get it. However, if you want to start from Corralejo, you will have to reach the main away. Bus n ° 6 share every 30 minutes for Puerto del Rosario, stop on Oliva Beach, opposite the dunes. The line 8 runs with El Cotillo every hour.

It's Madrid's biggest bus station, and the hub of the majority of bus companies operating throughout Spain and abroad (Portugal, France, Morocco, etc.). You'll find all the timetables and names of the companies serving your destination on their website. The station has a left-luggage office (6.30 a.m.-midnight), cafeterias, cash dispensers and a police station. Alsa, Socibus and Avanza Bus are the main companies serving the station.

Line A-3512 Bilbao - Lekeitio by highway (45 minutes). Departures every hour.

Many connections between Guernica and Bilbao.

Bizkaibus, line A 3334, Santurtzi-Balmaseda.

A -3151. Bilbao-Santurtzi line. Departures from 7 am to 22 pm every 30 minutes.

Line A -3515 Bilbao-Amorebieta Etxano-Gernika-Bermeo of the company Bizkaibus serves Mundaka.

With its magnificent sandy beaches and picturesque landscapes, Baquio offers an idyllic setting for relaxing and soaking up the sun. Visitors can also explore the surrounding area on Bizkaibus buses. These reliable, comfortable buses make it easy to get around the town and its surroundings. The Bizkaibus website provides all the necessary information on timetables and routes. Whether you're heading to the beach, visiting local attractions or taking a trip in the surrounding area, Bizkaibus buses are a convenient and affordable way to get around Baquio. Make the most of your stay in Baquio by exploring the town and its surroundings with Bizkaibus buses.

Alsa has a bus line that connects Logroño and Paris via Vitoria, Bilbao, San Sebastián, Irún, Bordeaux, etc.

The Eurolines bus company connects Bilbao with several French cities: Lille, Clermont Ferrand, Metz, Reims, Strasbourg, etc. From Paris, the journey lasts 12 h.

The national and transnational coach company not only provides services throughout the Basque Country, but also from Paris, where one of its lines connects the French capital with Logroño, passing through Vitoria, Bilbao, San Sebastián, Irún and several smaller towns. The soon to be century-old company, founded in Asturias, continues to be a reference in the field of transport both in Spain and in many other European countries.

A bus company providing easy travel between the different cities of Navarre, La Rioja and Guipúzcoa (one of the three provinces of the Autonomous Community of the Basque Country, of which San Sebastián is the capital). There are regular and numerous connections, with the main routes being: Pamplona - Logroño; San Sebastián - Logroño; Azagra - Calahorra - Estella - Pamplona; Calahorra - San Sebastián; Sartaguda - Estella - Pamplona and Mendavia - Los Arcos - Estella. Buses also stop in the smaller towns.

This is the regional bus network of the province of Vizcaya, which consists of about 100 routes. These buses serve practically all the coastal and inland municipalities from Bilbao, including routes to Bermeo, Ondarroa, Durango and Balmaseda. The buses leave from the Bilbao Intermodal bus terminal (formerly called Termibus), located next to the San Mamés train station. Bizkaibus also serves Bilbao airport with the A3247 line, which runs approximately every 20 minutes.

This is Bilbao's new bus station, inaugurated in 2019 in the basement of the San Mamés multimodal interchange. Several companies connect Bilbao with the main Spanish cities and the surrounding municipalities: Alsa for connections to Hendaye, Burgos, Santander, etc.; La Unión buses to Vitoria and Pamplona; Pesa to San Sebastian and Biarritz; Bizkaibus for connections to all the municipalities of Bizkaia and Bilbao airport.

Inaugurated in 2016, the new San Sebastián bus station is located right next to the train station, on the banks of the River Urumea. Several bus companies travel around the country from San Sebastián. Connections with Bilbao, Irún, Bayona, Tolosa, Logroño, Pamplona, Santander, Oviedo, Santiago de Compostela, Pontevedra, Vigo, A Coruña... The connection between Bilbao and San Sebastian is provided by the Pesa company and takes 1 hour and 10 minutes.