Means of transport Andalusia

Buses to Seville, including one direct, 4 times a day, operated by Samar (samar.es), which also serves Malaga, including 1 direct (1h45), 8 times a day on weekdays, slightly less at weekends. To the coast (Marbella, Torremolinos, Fuengirola) with Portillo Avanza (http://portillo.avanzabus.com). To reach the region's pueblos blancos, notably Setenil de las Bodegas, take the Sierra de las Nieves company (https://www.grupopacopepe.com). Please note that there is no notice board indicating the platform. Be on the lookout.

Torremolinos offers a convenient cab service for visitors. Asoc de Taxista Autónomos de Torremolinos Radio is the association of the city's independent cab drivers.

Sanlúcar de Barrameda is a town in the province of Cadiz in Spain. For cab journeys, visitors can call on Radio Taxi Sanlúcar. Cabs are also available for immediate journeys without prior reservation. The cab service covers Sanlúcar de Barrameda and the surrounding area. Fares are based on the meter and are regulated by the municipality. Cabs are generally reliable and drivers are professional.

Close to the port and the urban centre. Several connections per day to Seville, about 1h45 of travel time, some to Córdoba (3 hours 20 minutes) and daily direct trains to Madrid or Barcelona. The cercanias, which are a little between our RER and TER, serve very regularly from 6:15 am to 10:15 pm, all the cities located on the Cádiz-Jerez de la Frontera line: every half hour during the week for San Fernando-Bahia Sur. Once every hour, on weekends. The station is served by city buses No. 1 and 3.

The most useful buses are number 1 and number 7. The first one leaves from the center of the city to reach the beaches of Santa Maria del Mar and La Victoria, making several stops along the avenue that runs through the new part of Cádiz and can be taken in Plaza de Sevilla. The second one joins the playa de la Caleta to the one of La Victoria and can be taken behind the cathedral. Finally, number 2 is convenient to go around the city center from the west, between Plaza de España, the hub of the network, and Playa de la Caleta.

Chiclana de la Frontera is a town in the province of Cadiz. To get around the area, visitors can use the services of Transportes Comes. This company offers bus transport to numerous destinations, both within the city and in the surrounding area. Whether you want to go to the beach, visit the sights or explore the surrounding area, Transportes Comes buses are a convenient and reliable way to get around Chiclana de la Frontera.

Roquetas de Mar is a town in the province of Almería in Spain. To get around the town, visitors can use the Taxi Poniente cab service. This cab service offers journeys throughout the town. The address of the cab rank is Avenue Juan Carlos I, 9, 04740 Roquetas de Mar, Almería, Spain. Cab Poniente also offers excursions and competitive fares.

Adra is a town in the province of Almeria. To get around the town, visitors can use the cab services. One of the main cab ranks is at Rambla De las Cruces 19. Cab fares in Adra are regulated and displayed inside the vehicles. Visitors can also book a cab in advance by calling 950 400 006. In addition to this cab rank, there are other cab service providers in Adra, such as Taxis Ortega and Iluminada Taxi Adra. Cabs are a convenient and reliable way of getting around the city and visiting tourist attractions.

The train station is linked to the bus station: an intermodal station. On paper, 4 direct trains to Granada (via Guadix) and Seville (via Antequera and Osuna), a few connections to Barcelona and especially Madrid. Under construction for several months, journeys end up by bus on arrival in Almeria, which is best avoided. Instead, use the bus station. For international connections, the Movelia and Flixbus companies are available. For connections to the rest of the province, Alsa/ Alsina Graellls sur.

Almería is a port city in southern Spain. For those wishing to travel by ferry to other destinations, the COMARIT company offers crossings to various cities in Spain. COMARIT destinations include Barcelona, Ibiza, Palma, Cadiz and Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, among others.

Located on the Almería-Nijar road (N332), 9 km from the capital, this airport operates low-cost charter flights to a number of European cities. From Paris, for example, via Vueling, but with a stopover in Barcelona. It is mainly used for flights within Spain, via Air Nostrum to Madrid, Seville and Melilla, and Vueling or Iberia to Barcelona. The n°30 city bus shuttles passengers between the airport and the city center (C/ Doctor Gregorio Marañón) every 50 minutes from 7 a.m. to 10.30 p.m. on weekdays (1.5 hours at weekends).

Andújar, a town in the province of Jaén in Spain, is served by the bus company Autocares Marcos Muñoz. The company's address is Estacion d'Autobuses, 23740 Andújar, Jaén, Spain.

It offers bus connections to several destinations, including Málaga, Marbella, Madrid, Torrevieja and Alicante. Trains to Bilbao, Barcelona and Seville are also available from this station. Departure times vary according to destination and bus company. We recommend consulting the online timetable or contacting the station for the latest information. The Estación D'Autobuses D'Andújar bus station is easily accessible by car or public transport.

In this station, located not far from the Avenida de Madrid, there are buses to all the main towns in the province of Jaén: Baeza, Úbeda, Cazorla, Linares, Andújar... As well as to Granada, with a bus leaving almost every hour from 7.30 am to 9.30 pm, and to other provincial capitals in Andalusia, Seville, Cordoba, Málaga, Almería, with the company Alsa (https://www.alsa.es) and to Madrid with the company Samar (https://samar.es). This is the preferred mode of transport if you do not have a car.

Salobreña, a town in the province of Granada in Andalusia, offers a reliable and efficient cab service. Whether for trips around town or longer journeys, it has several vehicles to meet its customers' needs. The cabs are also adapted for people with reduced mobility, with access ramps and spacious areas for wheelchairs. In addition to the cab service, Miguel García Melero offers personalized excursions to discover the most beautiful spots on the Costa Tropical, the Alpujarras, Granada and Andalusia in general. Prices are competitive and drivers are courteous and professional. For companies, a cab service tailored to corporate needs is available, with punctual drivers and comfortable, elegant vehicles.

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).

It's a must for anyone passing through Ayamonte: cross the river into Portugal, to Vila Real de Santo Antonio to be exact. Once you've arrived and set your watch to the right time (one hour off), the town offers a lovely stroll with plenty of bars and terraces to enjoy the local atmosphere. Founded in 1991, this ferry company accepts pedestrians, bicycles, cars (subject to space availability) and bicycles. The fifteen-minute journey allows you to admire the shores of the 2 countries, perfect for selfies.

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.

From now on, you won't be arriving at a pretty^19th-century neo-Mudejar station, as the city now has a brand-new station that required an investment of 46.2 million euros. It opened on April 25, 2018, with the arrival of the first distancia media from Seville. Today, a new 1,200-square-meter terminal is up and running, complete with various facilities (cafeteria, parking). As for the old station, it is due to be converted into a museum, but no specific date has been set.

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.

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.

Since May 2012, the train from the south of Spain has been back on the rails, with its 1920s-style cars completely renovated. There will be a bar, a tea room and two restaurant cars to complement the cabins with bathrooms and thus make a journey to the heart of Andalusia. In these restaurants, you will be able to select from the menu the most representative flavors of the lands we cross. Despite the high budget, you will love the Art Deco style of the interiors and this original journey to the rhythm of yesteryear.

Air Nostrum is an airline based in Jerez de la Frontera.

Until 1965, these canoes were the only way to link the capital Huelva to the port of Punta Umbria, crossing the river Odiel. Since then, this crossing has also been possible via a bridge, and in October 2015, this historic maritime route was declared to be of Andalusian tourist interest. Now, during the summer season (late June to late September), it resumes its crossings from the muelle del Levante in Huelva to the muelle de la Plaza Pérez Pastor. It's a very pleasant ride through the salt marshes, lasting around 1 hour.

Direct links to Cordoba, Seville and Malaga, with transfer to Granada. Links with Madrid and Barcelona by AVE. Note: there are two stations in Puente Genil, the train station for high speed trains is Carretera Puente Genil-Herrera, that for regional trains is located next to Hotel El Carmen.

The bikes you rent are almost as heavy as the Parisian velibs but have a nice orange color. A must for getting around, made very easy in a city that is completely flat and has a lot of bike paths. You should also know that in one hour, you have plenty of time to go around the city, without hurrying. From now on, you can also rent electric bikes. Finally, the company offers guided tours of the city in which you will be accompanied by a real guide.

Accessible to disabled persons.

Established in June 2006, two shipping lines connect Cadiz to Puerto de Santa Maria on the one hand and Rota on the other. The crossings last about 20 minutes and half an hour respectively, with small differences depending on the sea state, and are made by catamaran. This mode of crossing is highly recommended to bring the two cities together. If only to have the pleasure of seeing the sparkling dome of Cádiz Cathedral on the horizon.

Founded in the early ^20th century, this company is Spain's leading road transport operator. In Andalusia, these buses enable you to travel from province to province, at far lower fares than by train, and on routes that are sometimes faster and more direct. They also allow you to travel to Andalusia from other communities. The buses are comfortable and well-equipped with wifi. On the website, you can find your routes and make reservations. A must for those on a budget.

Located 10 km from town on the Carmona-Cordóba road. National and international flights, as well as numerous low-cost flights. To Paris-Charles-de-Gaulle, Vueling(direct); to Paris-Orly, Vueling(with stopover) and Transavia. Paris-Beauvais, Bordeaux and Marseille, Ryanair. Lyon and Nantes, Transavia and Vueling. Toulouse by Easyjet.By 2022, the airport will have welcomed 6.7 million passengers. And after an investment of €80 million over 30 years, the airport is now ready to welcome 10 million.

For the time being, the city of Huelva has not set up a system for accessing electric scooters, and no applications are yet in the field. But as the city and its surroundings are quite flat, the Onubenses have frankly embraced this mode of travel, acquiring fairly simple but effective models. For shorter stays, you can use this company's rental services. You'll come across them at the start of the muelle and at the arrival of the "canoa" at Plaza Pérez Pastor in Punta Umbria.