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bjustin,

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Margaret Meredith

bjustin said:

I am walking the Portuguese route in June. What is the best way to travel from Santiago de Compostela to Lisbon for my return flight home?

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Look up flights on Skyscanner, a combination of a train and rental car (the cost of fuel in Portugal is expensive, $7.27 USD per gallon of diesel) might cost more than a plane ticket to Lisbon

bjustin said:

[...]What is the best way to travel from Santiago de Compostela to Lisbon for my return flight home?

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Take the bus! First to Porto, then to Lisbon (with stop at the airport). Any travel agency in Santiago will arrange your passage.

bjustin said:

I am walking the Portuguese route in June. What is the best way to travel from Santiago de Compostela to Lisbon for my return flight home?

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bjustin, check the ALSA bus company website. In there, you will find information about the bus that goes from Santiago de Compostela to Lisbon. Every day, at 12am you have a bus departing to Lisbon. It stops in Vigo, Braga, Porto (Airport and Casa da Música), Albergaria-a-Velha, Coimbra and Pombal or Fatima (it depends from the time of the year).

If you buy the ticket with 30 or plus days in advance, you can get a 50% discount. However, if you choose this promotion, you can't change your ticket date, nor have a refund if something happens. Has I've said, the bus departs everyday at 12am from Santiago (11am in Portugal), and arrives in Oriente station (the nearest one from the airport) at 8:30pm Portuguese time.

For what I remember, you don't have flights from Santiago to Lisbon; I think that you only have them to Porto. The only Airport in Galicia that has a flight to Lisbon, it's the Airport in A Coruña, and the flight ticket costs about 120€ (flying on Portuguese Airlines, TAP).

I hope that I've helped you.

Best Regards
Diogo