Santiago to Oloron

Alan Pearce

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• Jun 18, 2012

• #1

I may need to get from SdC to Oloron next year. I guess the best way would be to fly to Paris and then take the train. Any other suggestions?

Alan

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• Jun 18, 2012

• #2

Santiago Compostela Pau 11:30 03:00 15h 30min 93.0€

SANTIAGO COMPOSTELA 11:30
LALIN 12:30 12:30
ORENSE/OURENSE 13:00 13:00
XINZO DE LIMIA 13:30 13:30
VERIN 15:15 15:15
LA GUDIÑA/A GUDIÑA 15:45 15:45
PUEBLA DE SANABRIA 16:15 16:15
PUEBLA DE SANABRIA 16:15 16:15
BENAVENTE 17:15 17:15
TORDESILLAS 18:15 18:15
VALLADOLID 18:30 18:30
SUCO (AREA SERVICIO) Connection 21:00 21:15
BURGOS 21:15 21:15
ZARAGOZA 18:15 18:15
TUDELA 19:15 19:15
LOGROÑO 20:30 20:30
VITORIA-GASTEIZ 22:30 22:30
BILBAO 23:30 23:30
SAN SEBASTIAN 00:30 00:30 + 1
IRUN 00:45 00:45 + 1
BAYONA 01:30 01:30 + 1
ORTHEZ 02:15 02:15 + 1
PAU 03:00 + 1

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Then you just need to get to Oloron-Sainte-Marie!

 

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• Jun 18, 2012

• #3

A long way around but probably quicker is to get a cheap flight to Madrid on Ryanair and then another flight to Pau or Toulouse. Train from there to Oloron.

 

Alan Pearce

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• Jun 18, 2012

• #4

Thank you Falcon and Sillydoll. I walked from Pau to Lescar and then to Oloron 4 years ago, but I am keen to avoid the difficult section between Lescar and Oloron this time. Once is enough!

Alan

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Alan Pearce

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• Jun 19, 2012

• #5

Hey Falcon

What website did you find the info for the Santiago/Oloron train on? Very Impressive information. I wonder if the station at Pau is open for business at 3 AM? I once took the bus from Santiago to Santander and arrived at 3AM. The bus station shut at 3.10 AM and we had to wait out in the street until 6.00AM for it to open again.

Alan

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• Jun 19, 2012

• #6

If you want to get from Pau to Oloron Ste Marie by public transport, the best way is by train, which takes 40 minutes and is very comfortable. First train is at 0732 and last at 21.38 depending on the day of the week. Website is http://www.ter-sncf.com/Regions/aquitaine. I don't know if the station is open during the night.

 

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• Jun 19, 2012

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I wonder if the station at Pau is open for business at 3 AM?

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My memory of the Pau bus service from Lourdes is that the terminus was just a plaza -- no bus station. The ALSA arrival point is at the University of Pau et du Pays de l'Adour. It is a 2.7 km walk to the Gare de Pau, which is likely open 24 hours.