transport from Santiago De Compostela back to Porto.

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pippa47

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• Feb 2, 2019

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has any one gone back to Porto from Santiago de Compostela via train or bus, looking for options. TIA

 

Tincatinker

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• Feb 2, 2019

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he.panpub

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• Feb 2, 2019

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Hi,
For me it's better to take a plane in Porto, so I take Alsa Bus at la Estacion de Autobuses. In Porto bus stop at the Airport and Casa da Musica. I buy my ticket near the Oficina del peregrino, Rua Carretas ; there's a special offer with Pilgrim passport, but it's not open all year long. Many buses by day.

 

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• Feb 2, 2019

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You can order your ticket for the bus to Porto on line . ALSA buscompany

From Santiago to Porto — Buy cheap bus tickets - Alsa

Find the best price to go from Santiago de Compostela to Porto. ALSA has bus connections between Spain and Portugal on comfortable, affordable trips. Book now!

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Kiwi-family

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• Feb 2, 2019

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Train is also an option if you prefer

 

Stacyv

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• Feb 2, 2019

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Train is about 36 euros and a 4hr trip. Very easy and the buses are comfortable. It pays to book your ticket a few days in advance. I tried one day out at the Santiago train station and the bus I wanted was full. Luckily there was a later one that day but the route took a bit longer.

 

Stacyv

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• Feb 2, 2019

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Stacyv said:

Train is about 36 euros and a 4hr trip. Very easy and the buses are comfortable. It pays to book your ticket a few days in advance. I tried one day out at the Santiago train station and the bus I wanted was full. Luckily there was a later one that day but the route took a bit longer.

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Sorry I meant bus and bus station, not train

 

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• Feb 2, 2019

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pippa47 said:

has any one gone back to Porto from Santiago de Compostela via train or bus, looking for options. TIA

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The easiest is the Alsa bus. Get on the bus at Santiago bus station at 12:00, get off at Casa Musica metro station in Porto at 15:15. Runs daily, but book ahead in peak season as usually full.