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Madrid Barajas to Pamplona

lthrnck55

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Time of past OR future Camino
Camino Frances via Lourdes Sept/Oct/Nov 2022
Hola!

I plan to arrive in Madrid in the early morning of March 1st. From there, I would take a train or bus ( whichever is most convenient ) to Pamplona. Thoughts, suggestions and/or recommendations? Thank you in advance!

Mark
 
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I'm doing the same mid-February. I'm landing in Madrid, staying at a hostel to recover from jet lag and be a pilgrim-tourist, then I'll take a Renfe train from Atocha station to Pamplona. I tend to get motion sick on buses, I love trains...so it's an easy choice for me.
 
Look at Rome2Rio - there's a bus that leaves directly from the airport with one change in Soria.

 
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If you fly on Iberia airlines, you can book your ticket directly to Pamplona. This usually requires changing planes in Madrid.


-Paul
 
I don’t know how early your flight lands in Madrid; however, Iberia has a 9:10 AM flight from Madrid to Pamplona. There is also a 12:25 PM. The 9:10 for March 1 one way is showing $32 on Kayak. I have taken the bus from Barajas to Pamplona once, the train from Atocha twice, and also flown from Barajas to Pamplona. To me, flying is the easiest, and sometimes the cheapest.
 
I agree about flying. I fly Iberia often to Madrid for my caminos but if I am going to a different destination like San Sebastian or Pamplona I book the whole trip on one ticket. If something happens with your flight to Madrid and you book a separate ticket and miss your flight, well you are just screwed and need to pay for another flight.
 
€2,-/day will present your project to thousands of visitors each day. All interested in the Camino de Santiago.
If you can, book a connecting flight to Pamplona. It’s cheaper and quicker and more relaxing. We always did that!
 
If you fly on Iberia airlines, you can book your ticket directly to Pamplona. This usually requires changing planes in Madrid.


-Paul
Thank you very much!
 
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Thank you very much!
 

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