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Walking from Sarria to Santiago

BeateNor

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Me and my mother are going to walk Sarria -Santiago, we have 10 days and three are travelingdays.

I saw that the best option probably is to take the bus from Santiago to Sarria and walk the way back. But we feel that it would be like opening the biggest christmas present before christmas :roll:

Got a tips from the pilgrimage office in norway that we can take buss number 200 from the airport and will get to Avenue de America, where do we fint the bus to Sarria? Do we need to book a room? We are gonna walk from 10-20 April!

Greetings from Beate
 
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Beate,
Take the bus, you are well outside SDC and it goes very fast,
There are many good alburgues in Sarria. I'm sure Ivar can help there.
I made it from Sarria to SdC easily in 10 days, stopping by 1200 each day. Add an extra 2 hours a day and you will have no problem.
I know a bit about the tenacity of the Norwegians as I served with the Norwegian Guard Company in Kirkeness.
Buen Camino
Arn
 
Hello Beate,
You will probably have to take two buses - from Santiago to Lugo and then from Lugo to Sarria.
Don't worry, the bus doesn't travel on the Camino path and you hardly see any of the villages that you'll walk through on the Camino.
Or, you could share a taxi which will cost about 120 euro.
 
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BeateNor said:
Got a tips from the pilgrimage office in norway that we can take buss number 200 from the airport and will get to Avenue de America, where do we fint the bus to Sarria?

Hi!
From the info above, I gather you'll be landing in Madrid.
If that's the case, you can grab an ALSA bus right from Terminal 4 direct Sarria. No need to go to Avenida de America.

The trip is about 9 hours and cost between 70 and 90 Euros, depending on the time of the day.
Here is the ALSA site where you can search for schedule and purchase your ticket:
http://www.alsa.es/portal/site/Alsa/tem ... cachetoken

Sarria is full of accommodation and reservations are not warranted.

Wish you and your mother the best on the camino,
Jean-Marc
 
The overnight train goes from Madrid at 22h30 to Lugo which stops in Sarria at 06h38 . Make sure you go to Madrid Chamartin station (there is also the Atocha train station).
Prices: (I think the one you want is the 66.90 euro one.) You could book this at the airport in Madrid when you arrive.
There is a Renfe office in the airport. It is on the lower level, just to the right when you exit customs. They can sell you a ticket there.

:D Javier just pm'd me to point out my mistake - the train station is Atocha - not Etosha, which is a wonderful, wildlife sanctuary in Southern Africa. No trains to Sarria from there!!
 
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Beate.
You walk from Sarria to Santiago in 4-5 days, so you have time enough.
Buen camino!
Randi
 
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The overnight train goes from Madrid at 22h30 to Lugo which stops in Sarria at 06h38 . Make sure you go to Madrid Chamartin station (there is also the Atocha train station).
Prices: (I think the one you want is the 66.90 euro one.) You could book this at the airport in Madrid when you arrive.
There is a Renfe office in the airport. It is on the lower level, just to the right when you exit customs. They can sell you a ticket there.

:D Javier just pm'd me to point out my mistake - the train station is Atocha - not Etosha, which is a wonderful, wildlife sanctuary in Southern Africa. No trains to Sarria from there!!
so you have to take the bus to lugo and then stop at sarria??? do you know from the airport terminals by shuttle bus,how much time is it to the terminal 4 that alsa buses deparure?
 
so you have to take the bus to lugo and then stop at sarria??? do you know from the airport terminals by shuttle bus,how much time is it to the terminal 4 that alsa buses deparure?

Madrid Airport

The airport in Madrid is called Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport (MAD). There are 4 terminals. T1, T2, and T3 are connected while T4 is connected via shuttle. Terminal 4S is connected to Terminal 4 by Automatic People Mover (APM) and has a shuttle stop.

Madrid Airport (MAD)
http://www.aena-aeropuertos.es/csee/Satellite/Aeropuerto-Madrid-Barajas/en/

Information about the shuttle is located here
http://www.aena-aeropuertos.es/csee...554331229//Connections-between-terminals.html

Metro

Madrid Metro
http://www.metromadrid.es/en/index.html

Bus to Lugo

ALSA provides bus service from Madrid Estacion Sur and (less frequently) Madrid T4 airport to Lugo. This bus does not stop at Sarria.
http://www.alsa.es/en/

Madrid Airport to Estacion Sur de Autobuses de Madrid

Estacion Sur de Autobuses de Madrid is located near the Méndez Álvaro Metro Station. Take line 8 from Barajas airport T1-T2-T3 or T4 to Colombia; line 9 to Avenida de America; and, line 6 to Méndez Álvaro. Exit the Metro to find the bus station.

Estacion Sur de Autobuses de Madrid
http://www.estacionautobusesmadrid.com/frameset.html

Bus from Lugo to Sarria

Monbus provides bus service from Lugo to Sarria.
http://www.monbus.es/es

Trains Madrid to Sarria

Renfe provides train service from Madrid (usually Chamartin) to Sarria.
http://www.renfe.com/

Madrid Airport to train station Chamartin


a. Chamartin is reached by Metro. Take line 8 from airport T1-T2-T3 or T4 to Nuevos Ministerios; and, line 10 to Chamartin.

b. Chamartin is reached by Renfe Cercanius direct from Madrid Airport T4.

Sarria

Sarria Consello Transportation Page
http://www.sarria.es/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=109&itemid=132&lang=gl
 
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Madrid Airport

The airport in Madrid is called Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport (MAD). There are 4 terminals. T1, T2, and T3 are connected while T4 is connected via shuttle. Terminal 4S is connected to Terminal 4 by Automatic People Mover (APM) and has a shuttle stop.

Madrid Airport (MAD)
http://www.aena-aeropuertos.es/csee/Satellite/Aeropuerto-Madrid-Barajas/en/

Information about the shuttle is located here
http://www.aena-aeropuertos.es/csee...554331229//Connections-between-terminals.html

Metro

Madrid Metro
http://www.metromadrid.es/en/index.html

Bus to Lugo

ALSA provides bus service from Madrid Estacion Sur and (less frequently) Madrid T4 airport to Lugo. This bus does not stop at Sarria.
http://www.alsa.es/en/

Madrid Airport to Estacion Sur de Autobuses de Madrid

Estacion Sur de Autobuses de Madrid is located near the Méndez Álvaro Metro Station. Take line 8 from Barajas airport T1-T2-T3 or T4 to Colombia; line 9 to Avenida de America; and, line 6 to Méndez Álvaro. Exit the Metro to find the bus station.

Estacion Sur de Autobuses de Madrid
http://www.estacionautobusesmadrid.com/frameset.html

Bus from Lugo to Sarria

Monbus provides bus service from Lugo to Sarria.
http://www.monbus.es/es

Trains Madrid to Sarria

Renfe provides train service from Madrid (usually Chamartin) to Sarria.
http://www.renfe.com/

Madrid Airport to train station Chamartin


a. Chamartin is reached by Metro. Take line 8 from airport T1-T2-T3 or T4 to Nuevos Ministerios; and, line 10 to Chamartin.

b. Chamartin is reached by Renfe Cercanius direct from Madrid Airport T4.

Sarria

Sarria Consello Transportation Page
http://www.sarria.es/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=109&itemid=132&lang=gl
that was reallyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy helpful!i I did see the airport site but i didnt found the part with the terminals.i also send an email to the airport but,,,no answer.thanx also for the part lugo-sarria bus..so my friends dont get lost when they come to find me!!!
 
i'm arriving at 23:30 and my bus to logrono leaves at 01:15,thats why i want to know how far is it.i hope i can catch the night bus!thanx again!!!
 
I know this thread is old, but hopefully someone is still reading it that could help me out. I'm trying to get from Santiago de Compostela to Sarria via bus. Does anyone know what I should do?
 
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I know this thread is old, but hopefully someone is still reading it that could help me out. I'm trying to get from Santiago de Compostela to Sarria via bus. Does anyone know what I should do?

Not sure I understand the question.

Are you asking?

From the city to Sarria or from the Airport to Sarria?
Is there a bus?
Where does the bus leave from?
How long does it take?
How do I book it?

I have not used that bus, but have used the bus from Santiago to Muxia. The tourist office in Santiago gave me the bus times and I walked to the Bus Station to catch the bus...

I'm sure someone will pop in with exactly the information you seek very soon ;)
 
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Not sure I understand the question.

Are asking?

From the city to Sarria or from the Airport to Sarria?
Is there a bus?
Where does the bus leave from?
How long does it take?
How do I book it?

I have not used that bus, but have used the bus from Santiago to Muxia. The tourist office in Santiago gave me the bus times and I walked to the Bus Station to catch the bus...

I'm sure someone will pop in with exactly the information you seek very soon ;)
Yes, I'm sorry if the question is not understood. Let me try again: I'm flying INTO Santiago de Compostela and then trying to get myself into Sarria to start my walk. I don't know how to get to Sarria from Santiago. Can someone tell me if there is a bus that goes there, and how to find out about that bus.
 
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