schedule for the bus from finisterre to santiago

[jimmy_88]

Hi guys,

I was looking at the schedule for buses between Finisterre and Santiago de Compostela (I'm planning to take it around the 15th or 16th of August), but from the website http://www.monbus.es/es all except one of the daily rides show a price, very much like in this post.

Does this mean there is only one ride a day? Or rather, that I just can't buy tickets online?

Thanks!

 

[whariwharangi]

Hi guys,

I was looking at the schedule for buses between Finisterre and Santiago de Compostela (I'm planning to take it around the 15th or 16th of August), but from the website http://www.monbus.es/es all except one of the daily rides show a price, very much like in this post.

Does this mean there is only one ride a day? Or rather, that I just can't buy tickets online?

Thanks!

I think it means that the only tickets available are at the normal price. I don't know how you would find that normal price if there were not otherwise discounts available for one or more of the buses.

You can't buy a ticket for the Fisterra to Santiago bus online

 

[jimmy_88]

Ok, then. I just wanted to make sure the schedule is really that one and there isn't just one bus per day.
Thanks!

 

[peregrina2000]

There are actually two bus companies that run buses between Finisterre and Santiago. The tourist office only gives out information on the one that does not require a change. It hugs the coast for a long time and some of the ride is very pretty, but it is a longer ride than the other. The other bus requires you to change, but the change is simple. Get off where the bus driver motions you to get off. Stand and wait for the next bus, which will arrive in several minutes. Board the next bus. This bus also has the advantage that it stops very near the cathedral, at that big parking lot, Juan XXIII.

 

[jimmy_88]

Thanks for the information!
From what I've read, there is no other way to get back to Santiago, right?

 

[KinkyOne]

Thanks for the information!
From what I've read, there is no other way to get back to Santiago, right?

You can walk