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    Private Transport for 4 Pilgrims and 4 bikes (Logrono to Burgos)

    According to Rome to Rio, Jimenez Movilidad (local bus) has 5 trips a day. Took their bus from Villafranca Montes to Burgos. If you use them, make sure you have a reservation. The bus was full and some pilgrims without reservations were denied boarding.
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    Atapuerca to Burgos by bus

    Check out schedule online for Jimenez Movilidad. I took the bus in May from Villafranca to Burgos. There are 4-5 trips a day. You can buy a ticket online. Buen Camino
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    Madrid early check-in

    In Booking.com, you can message the hotel with your question at the time you make your reservation. I'm arriving in Madrid at 8:30 am and asked the hotel for early check-in. They declined immediately, but offered to store my bag until 13:00 when I could check-in. That's what I'll do and use the...
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    Booking tickets with Renfe and Alsa

    I bought tickets from Madrid to Zaragosa on the Renfe site for April 21 a few weeks ago. It wouldn't let me buy tickets on the regional train to Canfranc at that time. Before posting this, I went on the Renfe site and was able to purchase those tickets to Canfranc. It looks like April tickets...
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    Bag Transport in Portugal and then switch to Correos in Spain?

    On the CP, I used Tuitrans in Spain. No problems
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    Advice please

    My recent research found a train connection from Logrono to Irun (12:42-17:35). Just a hop skip and a jump to Bayonne and Biarritz from there with local train and bus connections.
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    Buying bus tickets in 2023

    I've used Busbud. No problems. Take a look at Trainline.com also. They post bus and train schedules for the same itinerary too. Sometimes it's more expensive; sometimes not.
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    Transport options from Madrid to Sahagun for Camino de Santiago

    Checkout thetrainline.com...bus to Leon several times a day from Moncloa. Then xfer to train to Sahagun.
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    Camino Sanabres - luggage transfer

    Your quote is in the description of the Camino Sanabres. If you try to book a luggage xfer online from anywhere between la Granja and Ourense, it won't let you!
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    Vigo to Tui

    ATSA Bus Lines (not to be confused with ALSA) has numerous trips every day from Vigo to Tui. You can find their schedule online. It's a local company and busses are better than ALSA. After Tui, the bus continues on to A Guarda and the CP coastal route.
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    Transportation from Porto to Valencia or Tui

    ALSA bus line travels through Valenca and Tui from Porto on the way to SdC
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    Travel company or do it myself?

    Hi Marylou, I walked the Portuguese Camino alone in 2018 at 71 years old. I planned the trip myself. I stayed at budget hotels and private albergues that I found on booking.com. I used a service to move my pack from one accommodation to the next, and walked with a daypack of essentials. I knew...

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