Pau to SJPdP in September

[Dennis and Lisa]

We will go to SJPdP from Pau in mid September and are looking for anybody who would like to share a cab fare. You arrive in SJPDP about three hours earlier than the trains and with shared cab fare it won't cost much more than the train.

Let us know...September 18 is our travel day from Pau to SJPDP
Thanks,
Dennis and Lisa

 

[barber1586]

We will go to SJPdP from Pau in mid September and are looking for anybody who would like to share a cab fare. You arrive in SJPDP about three hours earlier than the trains and with shared cab fare it won't cost much more than the train.

Let us know...September 18 is our travel day from Pau to SJPDP
Thanks,
Dennis and Lisa

Dennis and Lisa,
Too bad our dates are off. I leave from Pau for SJPP on September 11 and would have loved to share the Express Bourricot fare. Buen Camino!
Mary

 

[Dennis and Lisa]

Dennis and Lisa,
Too bad our dates are off. I leave from Pau for SJPP on September 11 and would have loved to share the Express Bourricot fare. Buen Camino!
Mary

Thanks for the follow up....good to know other folks are seeing how easy it is to get to SJPdP from Pau.
Buen Camino!
Dennis and Lisa

 

[Kanga]

We will go to SJPdP from Pau in mid September and are looking for anybody who would like to share a cab fare. You arrive in SJPDP about three hours earlier than the trains and with shared cab fare it won't cost much more than the train.


Dennis and Lisa

Why not walk from Pau? It's a glorious route, on the Camino from Arles, one of the four routes described in the 12th century Codex Calixonus by Amery Picaud. It goes from Pau to Oloron St Marie (picture below), up the stunningly beautiful valley of the Aspe over the Pyrenees to Jaca, with its magnificent cathedral, then along the Aragon route via Sanguesa, and Eunate to join the Camino Frances at Punta La Reina. I don't understand why everyone takes the SJPDP route.