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How to get from La Coruna to Finisterre?

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Here is the schedule:
 

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Where do you find the link to this schedule and how do I buy my ticket? My plane lands at 12:50 pm.. So I would like the next bus after that! Thank you so much! :)
 
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Also.. I am having a hard time understanding what everything means on it.. Is there a way to translate it to English or could someone help me? I need transportation from the airport in La Coruna to Finisterre on Saturday the 16 around noon...
 
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You'll want to take the Autos Calpita 443 bus from the airport to the bus station. As near as I can gather (and its not clear to me) the 443 bus has a stop near the bus station on its way to its terminus at Puerta Real.

Autobuses Vazquez has buses from A Coruña E.A. and E.F. which means estacion de autobuses (bus station) and estacion ferrocarril (train station)

These are the links I have for A Coruña.

1909 A Coruña

A Coruña Renfe Station
http://www.adif.es/es_ES/infraestructuras/estaciones/31412/informacion_000051.shtml

A Coruña Airport (LCG)
http://www.aena-aeropuertos.es/csee/Satellite/Aeropuerto-A-Coruna/en/

A Coruña local bus connects airport to Puerta Real (downtown) on line 443 (Horarios tab)http://www.autoscalpita.es/calidad.php

Busurbano information about buses in A Coruna ... (tab aeropuerta for line to airport) It shows airport, bus station and train station.
http://busurbano.info/

A Coruña bus station information
http://www.coruna.es/servlet/Satell...al-ListadoBusesInterUrbanos&cid=1160564892240
 
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Thank you for all your help! Is there any way to translate this to English?
And, I am going to try to put this all together...
From the airport I take Autos Calpita 443 bus to the bus station... And then from there I take a bus to Finisterre?
I am so sorry that I am making this so difficult.. I am so confused :-\
 
Thank you for all your help! Is there any way to translate this to English?
And, I am going to try to put this all together...
From the airport I take Autos Calpita 443 bus to the bus station... And then from there I take a bus to Finisterre?
I am so sorry that I am making this so difficult.. I am so confused :-\

The information is already in two languages: Galician and Castellano (Spanish) ... You can get the AENA airport website in English.

Autos Calpita 443 goes from the airport to Puerta Real and enroute makes a stop close to the bus station ... not the bus station itself. You'll likely recognize a building on the right as the bus station and a building on the left as the train station. Try a virtual walk with google earth.

The Adif site has a picture of the train station.
http://www.adif.es/es_ES/infraestructuras/estaciones/31412/informacion_000051.shtml

The Vasquez bus leaves from the A Coruña bus station and terminates in Fisterra (Galician name for Finisterre).
 
The one from Galicia (the round) and the one from Castilla & Leon. Individually numbered and made by the same people that make the ones you see on your walk.
Ok, change of plans. Is it easier to get to Santiago from the airport? Thank you!

I am assuming you mean A Coruna airport. The answer is there is more frequent service from A Coruna to Santiago by bus and by train than there is to Fisterra. You still need to get from the airport to the bus station or train station.

Service providers are:

Renfe
http://www.renfe.com/

Monbus
http://www.monbus.es/es

Santiago bus station
http://www.tussa.org/web/interior.php?txt=arbore_web5&lg=gal
 
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