Train Help

[Shauna]

Hi I understand that instead of the train running from Bayonne to SJPDP it is a bus due to repairs. Does anyone know if you can pay on the bus, I assume it does go from train station?

 

[Deleted member 3000]

It leaves from the train station, does not take reservations, and you can buy a ticket from the bus driver (or in the station if you have some time to kill).

 

[Peter Fransiscus]

Hi I understand that instead of the train running from Bayonne to SJPDP it is a bus due to repairs. Does anyone know if you can pay on the bus, I assume it does go from train station?

Hi, as Falcon stated by your ticket at the bus. Wish you a Buen Camino, Peter.

 

[Shauna]

Hi, as Falcon stated by your ticket at the bus. Wish you a Buen Camino, Peter.

That is great thanks for your prompt replies. Don't know what I would do without this forum.

 

[Griffin57]

Hi I understand that instead of the train running from Bayonne to SJPDP it is a bus due to repairs. Does anyone know if you can pay on the bus, I assume it does go from train station?[/QUO

I just looked at the September schedule yesterday, it seems that there will be a train from Bayonne To Cambio les Bains about 30mins then transfer to bus to St Jean, about an hour. Pay at train station which covers cost of bus too.

 

[Shauna]

We go tomorrow though so think it is bus from Bayonne only at the moment.

 

[whariwharangi]

Starting Monday 6 July 2015, service is reduced to three trips daily. Train from Bayonne to Cambo les Bains, and bus from there to SJPdP.

Meanwhile, Transports64 has added a bus to St Palais and from St Palais to SJPdP.

and, ALSA has a bus from San Sebastian to SJPdP, via Biarritz Airport (though I'm not clear on whether it is allowed to pick up passengers at the airport for destinations in France).

 

[Cailin O Eire]

We go tomorrow though so think it is bus from Bayonne only at the moment.

Have a brilliant trip. It will be hard not to come home with the Camino Bug!
Buen Camino
Rita