I would buy the bus tickets in advance. My 0630 (0615?) bus from Muxia to Santiago was full May 5th 2023. The driver was very clear that those with tickets could approach the bus first and then those who were buying tickets directly from him would be allowed on if there were seats available. If you know your schedule it's worth it to have the ticket and be guaranteed a seat. I booked on-line a couple of days before the departure.
Anyone had issues flying American Airlines or Iberia (American Airlines Partner) from the states and back for there Camino 2024?
I booked our flights through AA.com 7 Months ago from DFW to...
Question from an inexperienced overseas traveler: Do you purchase travel insurance along with your airline ticket purchase when it is offered or do you purchase it separately? I only need the...
Hi All, I'm so grateful for this forum!
So, long story short, I'm very reliant on a particular protein powder which you can't buy in Spain. I'm planning to arrive with some at Irun, and then...
Wife and I would like to take the train from Santiago to Barcelona after our pilgrimage. Online information has been confusing. 11 hours to 6 hours? Through Madrid? Where to buy tickets. Which...
My son and I will be traveling to Madrid in late June and then subsequently starting the Camino in Leon. We arrive mid afternoon and want to stay the night in Madrid the travel by train the next...
We want to bus from los Arcos to Logroño but there doesn’t appear to be such a thing. Also, Uber doesn’t serve that area. Where should we look for a ride next? What’s blablacar?
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