transportation from Finisterra to airport

[Susan B Johnson]

Hello,

I'm starting my Camino in Ferrol, ending at Finisterra. I'm trying to decide if I should fly into Santiago or A Coruña. If I go via A Coruña, I don't know how I will get from Finisterra to A Coruña when I finish. I noticed the train does not go there. Are there buses that run frequently?

Thanks for any help you can offer.

Susan

 

[Tincatinker]

There are buses from Fisterra to Santiago, and Santiago to A Coruna. I've also bused from Muxia direct to A Coruna. All things are possible. A compendium of useful links for travel in Galicia including Santiago, Sarria, and Fisterra

 

[Castilian]

If I go via A Coruña, I don't know how I will get from Finisterra to A Coruña when I finish. I noticed the train does not go there. Are there buses that run frequently?

http://autocaresvazquez.net has direct buses from Fisterra to A Coruña. Take a look at their web for info about schedules (select Coruña E.A. as destination).

 

[carolsuzette]

That is the best website for buses that I have found. I want to get from Finisterre to A Coruna on a Saturday.
Could someone help me with the translation? Does L/V mean Monday-Friday? And S = Saturday? D = Sunday?
Can I wait until arriving in Finisterre to buy bus tickets?

 

[Tincatinker]

Use Google Chrome as a browser and it will auto-translate (sometimes hilariously).

L/V = Lunes a Viernes (Monday to Friday); Sabado is Saturday; Domingo is Sunday. Be aware also of Laborables, working days and Festivos, party time!

Out in the sticks you usually buy tickets from the bus driver or the local bar that acts as a bus depot.

 

[carolsuzette]

Thank you so much. The bus schedule is easy to read now and we'll look for the local bar/bus station to buy our tickets!

 

[Deleted member 3000]

Specifically in Fisterra, the driver sells tickets.