BUS MUXIA-SDC latest

[Lvra]

Does anyone now the latest bus times Muxia to Santiago? how much does it cost and where does it leave from? Thank you!

 

[miguel_gp]

See attached (sample schedule for 06/09/2021). You can get a timetable for your specific date from www.monbus.es
Leaves from the main bus station, located adjacent to the rail station (note that the bus station has recently moved there from a different part of the city).

Santiago de Compostela · Rúa de Clara Campoamor, 15702 Santiago de Compostela, A Coruña, Spain

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[mspath]

Is the bus stop in Muxi
Rúa Mariña, 60 ?

 

[Jeff Crawley]

The bus turns around at the harbourside in Muxia. More importantly look at the times of the return buses:


If you take the 09:15 bus from SdC you should arrive in Muxia at 12:15 so your options for returning are the 14:15 or 15:15 buses.
Muxia, on a sunny day, is a pretty enough place but there's not a lot to do there - you might be lucky in finding somewhere to have lunch at 12:15 (we were) but the (overly) restored church was locked up tight, we'd booked for the later bus and had to kick our heels until it arrived.

Still worth a visit though.

 

[miguel_gp]

Apologies @Lvra. I mis-read your original post, you were after return information! Thankfully @Jeff Crawley was more on the ball.

 

[Former member 98118]

The last bus from Muxía on weekdays is at 15:30, on Saturdays at 15:00 and on Sundays at 19:15.
On weekdays there is an option to take a 17:30 bus to Cee and transfer to a bus coming from Finisterre to Santiago (although it is a time consuming journey)

I think this year there is just one bus stop in Muxia. I'm not 100% sure about it, but I didn't notice the bus stopping next to the bar O Xardin (not far from the albergue municipal) as it used to in the past. I boarded the bus at the first stop at Rua Mariña, mentioned by @mspath above.

Edit: the bus stop is in front of the restaurant Lonxa d'Alvaro

Photos taken 5 August 2021

Buses to Finisterre and Cee (Arriva) are light blue, to Santiago (Monbus) yellow-white-navy blue.

 

[The Ghost]

The last bus from Muxía on weekdays is at 15:30, on Saturdays at 15:00 and on Sundays at 19:15.
On weekdays there is an option to take a 17:30 bus to Cee and transfer to a bus coming from Finisterre to Santiago (although it is a time consuming journey)

I think this year there is just one bus stop in Muxia. I'm not 100% sure about it, but I didn't notice the bus stopping next to the bar O Xardin (not far from the albergue municipal) as it used to in the past. I boarded the bus at the first stop at Rua Mariña, mentioned by @mspath above.

Photos taken 5 August 2021
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Buses to Finisterre and Cee (Arriva) are light blue, to Santiago (Monbus) yellow-white-navy blue.
View attachment 108326

As you thought, there is just the one stop in Muxia.

 

[tonya w]

The last bus from Muxía on weekdays is at 15:30, on Saturdays at 15:00 and on Sundays at 19:15.
On weekdays there is an option to take a 17:30 bus to Cee and transfer to a bus coming from Finisterre to Santiago (although it is a time consuming journey)

I think this year there is just one bus stop in Muxia. I'm not 100% sure about it, but I didn't notice the bus stopping next to the bar O Xardin (not far from the albergue municipal) as it used to in the past. I boarded the bus at the first stop at Rua Mariña, mentioned by @mspath above.

Edit: the bus stop is in front of the restaurant Lonxa d'Alvaro

Photos taken 5 August 2021
View attachment 108324View attachment 108325
Buses to Finisterre and Cee (Arriva) are light blue, to Santiago (Monbus) yellow-white-navy blue.
View attachment 108326

Hello my friend. I am leaving Muxia, walking there tomorrow from Finisterre, to Santiago on the 12th, a Friday. So I look for 6:30 a blue and yellow bus. I hope I got this correctly. Been on Camino since 23 Sept and am a bit tired. CHEERS