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How to go back to St Jean pied de port

p.saffrie

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Hello,
We are planning to go by car to St jean Pied de Port and wandering how to get back after we arrive in Santiago de Compostela. Is there a train or bus connection or should we fly to Bayonne? Has anyone experiance with that? :shock:
Greetz from Holland :p
 
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p.saffrie said:
Hello,
We are planning to go by car to St jean Pied de Port and wandering how to get back after we arrive in Santiago de Compostela. Is there a train or bus connection or should we fly to Bayonne? Has anyone experiance with that? :shock:
Greetz from Holland :p

P.Saffrie,

Every morning around 9am there is a morning train from SdC which crosses Spain to the border at Irun/Hendaye arriving roughly 12 hours later. At Hendaye you can catch a local train to Bayonne and then another local train TER line 62 to SJPdP. You need a reservation for the Spanish train which you can book when you arrive in SdC. You do not need reservations for the local trains in France.

I have taken the cross Spain train many times to Hendaye. It is a long but pleasant journey.

Buen Camino,

Margaret Meredith
 
Thanks Margaret Meredith,
This will certainly be an option. This or, if its possible, by plane to Bayone.
Greetz Peter
 
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As far as I know there is no plane from Santiago to Bayonne,but as both airports are served by Ryanair you could hire a car from the airport in Santiago and drop it off at the airport near Bayonne.
if you pay online through Hertz the price at the moment for 2/3 days (small 2 door manual) is about 65 euros for a date in March,the price goes through the roof if paid for at the airport.
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SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA 09.42 09.44
OURENSE 10.30 11.01
MONFORTE DE LEMOS 11.41 11.56
A RUA-PETIN 12.36 12.37
O BARCO DE VALDEORRAS 12.47 12.48
PONFERRADA 13.24 13.26
BEMBIBRE 13.40 13.41
ASTORGA 14.23 14.25
LEON 14.57 15.12
SAHAGUN 15.42 15.43
PALENCIA 16.14 16.16
BURGOS ROSA DE LIMA 17.03 17.05
BRIVIESCA 17.35 17.36
MIRANDA DE EBRO 18.04 18.14
VITORIA/GASTEIZ 18.31 18.32
ALTSASU 18.52 18.53
ZUMARRAGA 19.16 19.17
SAN SEBASTIAN/DONOSTIA 20.07 20.09
IRUN 20.31 20.32
HENDAYA 20.37
About 50E.
 
The last train from Hendaye to Bayonne departs at 1908. The fare is 5.70E.
 
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The last train from Bayonne to SJPdP departs at 1807. The fare is 9.60E.
 
Thanks and no thanks Grayland, :D Walking back is no option, getting free from work was hard enough. But I bet that some pilgrims got on a boat and sailed to Eilat, laying back and relax on the beach. Now that is something to consider :p
 
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I am glad you posted this. I am doing the same thing. Does anyone have the time table for the train from Bayonne to SJPP?
 
Dep Bayonne
0745 M-F
1048 M-F
1455 M-F
1807 M-Sa
2110 (F and Su)

9.60E
 
Thank you all for the intel, I made up a plan :idea: I will drive to Hendaya, park my car and take a train to SJPP. Do a little walkabout and catch the train from Santiago de Compastela to Hendaya, then jump in my car and drive back to Holland. :D
 
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I would leave the car at home. Parking would be an issue wouldn't it?

You travel from Holland to SJPdP by plane bus or train. Then you don't need to get back to your car at trips end. If you book with Transavia, Ryan Air, etcetera early enough its cheaper than gas.
 

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