pau - stjpp

[scribblingdavey]

Hello folks,

splendid morning up here in the north. i'm flying into pau on 25th April and was hoping to go directly from there to Stjpp. My flight gets in at 16:10, and the last train is at roughly the same time, so no chance of getting it. Does anyone know if there are buses. I'd like to get to Stjpp before 21:30 so I can pick up my credentials and bunk down in a refugio - rather not spend a night in Pau when the Camino is juts down the road waiting for me. Would walk it, but with my time constraints I'd probably not make it to Santiago. I know there's a few threads on this, but couldn't find bus info. Would appreciate any help.

Cheers muchly,

davey

 

[scribblingdavey]

how long does it take to walk from Pau airport to StJPP? Anyone know?

 

[Peter Robins]

The 'Camino', as you call it, goes through Pau, on the Somport route. It's just over 100km on the waymarked route from Lescar to St-Jean http://www.aucoeurduchemin.org/spip/carte.php3
add another 6 or 7 from Pau airport to Lescar, say 110 all together.

There are no long-distance buses in France (apart from Eurolines)