People transport options Burgos to Leon

[Subi06]

Hola - my Camino has changed due to injury but I want to continue to travel the stages with my friend. She leaves Burgos on Tues 26/9 for Castrojeriz and then onto Carrion de Les Condes, Calzadilla de Los Hermanillos and Leon. Does anyone have the names of transport/bus/taxi companies that take people between these stages. Thank you in advance

 

[Anniesantiago]

If you go to Rome2Rio you will see many options.

 

[Subi06]

If you go to Rome2Rio you will see many options.

Thank you, some line up with my dates, others not as far as buses, but a great resource, thank you.

 

[C clearly]

Rome2Rio will also give you the names and links to the operators, so then you can go to the operator's website to see the detailed schedules.

 

[good_old_shoes]

I don't remember the name of the taxi service but there's a good one in the area of Carrion / Fromista/ Castrojeriz / Boadilla. Lovely lady. Each time I had to take a taxi in that area I cried my eyes out, but she was very friendly, giving information about the Camino, ect. Maybe it wasn't even the same one , but anyway, good taxi service. I simply walked into a bar and asked for a taxi. Very easy.

There's also a bus, but only once a day in each direction, I think.

 

[temiatwork]

try Caminofacil.net taxi service.

 

[C & W]

Also try the Omio app. It sometimes lists bus service missing from Rome2Rio

 

[SPhia]

Hola - my Camino has changed due to injury but I want to continue to travel the stages with my friend. She leaves Burgos on Tues 26/9 for Castrojeriz and then onto Carrion de Les Condes, Calzadilla de Los Hermanillos and Leon. Does anyone have the names of transport/bus/taxi companies that take people between these stages. Thank you in advance

JPF taxi Castrojeriz - Jaime Padilla
0034 608 745019
Burgos - Castrojeriz €55

 

[Tincatinker]

Also try the Omio app. It sometimes lists bus service missing from Rome2Rio

which is weird because Omio own Rome2rio.

Try Googlemaps public transport option, or, for the really radical traveller out there: ask a local. People live in all those places. Their kids go to school. Their Grandma has a clinic appointment. The market is in "**" on "**". And even if there isn't a bus there will be Juan who has to go see Jose about Raphael's chainsaw and will be passing Carina's bakery on their way to Sid's fish and chip van (OK, Sid's fish and chip van is more my part of the planet but you get the point(?)

I honestly, sincerely and truly believe that travel in foreign countries (ie anywhere other than your own) was a damn sight easier and more enjoyable before some over-enthusiastic prat invented the bl**dy internet