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hello to all!!

I'll be doing the camino del norte with a friend in aug. we are flying into Biarritz from Ireland, as it is the cheapest flight going.

Just wondering is there a train/bus from Biarritz airport to San Sebastian?
I saw an advert for Biarritz airport taxi transfers. Has anyone had any experiences with them?

Many Thanks,
Tommy
 
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hello to all!!

I'll be doing the camino del norte with a friend in aug. we are flying into Biarritz from Ireland, as it is the cheapest flight going.

Just wondering is there a train/bus from Biarritz airport to San Sebastian?
I saw an advert for Biarritz airport taxi transfers. Has anyone had any experiences with them?

Many Thanks,
Tommy
Why not walk ? Saw many pilgrims walking alongside the beautiful coastline when we were on holiday there in Saint Jean de Luz last month.
It is a distance of about 50 kms from Biarritz to San Sebastian.


Not the latest information but maybe you it gives a clue

24 March 2006, 3:03
It is certainly possible, and should be quite easy. There are, I think, about a half dozen trains a day between the two cities, and the journey time averages around 90 minutes. I did try to find a timetable for you on the SNCF (French railway) site www.voyages-sncf.com but, as is not uncommon with cross-border trains, the SNCF site was somewhat unhelpful. (Make that totally #^&#*(# useless!)

If you google the Spanish rail site (something like renfe.es I think) you might get more joy from them. If not, the German rail site will almost certainly give you timetables (believe it or not) but you won't be able to book tickets through them. www.bahn.de

Another option and more recent

1. Re: Biarritz Airport>San Sebastian - June
24 May 2012, 20:11
On the right hand side of the page theres a link titled "Biarritz Airport by Public Transport". I think this should answer your questions.

If your only option is train to Hendaye (Hendaia in Basque) then you can take the Euskotren to San Sebastian. The Euskotren costs 1.70€ and takes a little more than 30 minutes. The Euskotren station is a few feet from the Hendaye SNCF station.
 
PESA provides bus service from Biarritz airport to Donostia/San Sebastian bus station.

Transports64 Transdev ATCRB provides bus service from Biarritz Airport to Hendaye hourly. Euskotren provides commuter rail service from Hendaia station (co-located with Gare Hendaye) to San Sebastian Amara station every half hour.

Chronoplus urban bus C provides service from Biarritz Airport to Gare Biarritz. SNCF provides TER trains to Gare Hendaye and TGV trains to Irun. Euskotren from Hendaia or Renfe Cercanius from Irun to San Sebastian Amara or San Sebastian Renfe Station (depending on service taken).

Biarritz Airport
http://en.biarritz.aeroport.fr/

PESA
http://www.pesa.net/pesa/public_home/ctrl_home.php

Transports64
http://www.transports64.fr/transports-64?lang=fr

Euskotren
http://www.euskotren.es/

Chronoplus
http://www.sncf.com/

SNCF
http://www.sncf.com/

Renfe Cercanius
http://www.renfe.com/viajeros/cercanias/index.html
 
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hello to all!!

I'll be doing the camino del norte with a friend in aug. we are flying into Biarritz from Ireland, as it is the cheapest flight going.

Just wondering is there a train/bus from Biarritz airport to San Sebastian?
I saw an advert for Biarritz airport taxi transfers. Has anyone had any experiences with them?

Many Thanks,
Tommy
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Some pictures from the coast nearby Hendaye
 
Why not walk ? Saw many pilgrims walking alongside the beautiful coastline when we were on holiday there in Saint Jean de Luz last month.
It is a distance of about 50 kms from Biarritz to San Sebastian.


Not the latest information but maybe you it gives a clue

24 March 2006, 3:03
It is certainly possible, and should be quite easy. There are, I think, about a half dozen trains a day between the two cities, and the journey time averages around 90 minutes. I did try to find a timetable for you on the SNCF (French railway) site www.voyages-sncf.com but, as is not uncommon with cross-border trains, the SNCF site was somewhat unhelpful. (Make that totally #^&#*(# useless!)

If you google the Spanish rail site (something like renfe.es I think) you might get more joy from them. If not, the German rail site will almost certainly give you timetables (believe it or not) but you won't be able to book tickets through them. www.bahn.de

Another option and more recent

1. Re: Biarritz Airport>San Sebastian - June
24 May 2012, 20:11
On the right hand side of the page theres a link titled "Biarritz Airport by Public Transport". I think this should answer your questions.

If your only option is train to Hendaye (Hendaia in Basque) then you can take the Euskotren to San Sebastian. The Euskotren costs 1.70€ and takes a little more than 30 minutes. The Euskotren station is a few feet from the Hendaye SNCF station.
That's of great help. Thank you for taking the time to respond.
Thanks again,
Tommy
 
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That's great. Thanks very much. Walking might just be the answer.
Thanks again,
Tommy
I'm flying to Biarritz 10th Sept and was thinking of walking. Let me know how it goes and if you find any accommodation you would recommend.
 

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