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City Bus Sevilla

19 Reviews There is a half hourly bus service from 06.15 to 23.00 to the Santa Justa railway station in the centre of the city. The cost of a single ticket is 2.30 Euro. The route is Puerta de Jerez and there...

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BUSES Granada

35 Reviews Granada airport is nice and small. and situated about 12 kms west of the city. Leave the terminal from the exit to the right and there is an area where you wait for you transport whether it be Bus,...

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By Bus Cadiz

7 Reviews This buses take you from the "Mendez Alvaro" south bus station in Madrid to Cadiz for about 35 euros (return) in 8 hours. The night buses are very convenient, as you can sleep in the bus and arrive...

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Trains from Jerez Jerez de la Frontera

6 Reviews From Jerez to Madrid There are only 2 trains directly from Jerez to Madrid. One is a morning train and has no discount - very expensive. The evening train gets into Madrid after 2100. Even with...

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AVE Rail Sevilla

20 Reviews Seville is now accessible by a modern line connecting to Madrid by AVE. Taking less than 3 hours, it is not cheap, costing around 70€. Vueling flies for almost the same price and gives you extra...

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TRAINS Granada

10 Reviews From Granada to Jerez de la Frontera I wanted to go from Granada to Jerez d.l. Frontera. This is a long and awkward trip but can be done easily enough by train. The trains in Spain are clean,...

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By train Cadiz

6 Reviews Dogs can be taken on the local train line 'Cercanias' without paying an extra charge. They do not have to go in a carrier either, they do however have to wear a muzzle and be on the lead. There is no...

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To/From the Airport Jerez de la Frontera

4 Reviews From September 2011 some of the Cádiz-Jerez de la Frontera trains (CERCANÍAS C-1) stop/leave from Jerez airport. Not all trains stop at the airport though, most of them terminate at Estación de Jerez...

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San Pablo Airport Sevilla

17 Reviews Seville's airport is a very standard regional airport, with all the usual features, and nothing particularly special. There is, at least, a pleasant mirador from which you can watch the planes. The...

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BY CAR Granada

13 Reviews The complexity and narrowness of the streets of the Albayzin will drive you madly around in circles if you do not have a GPS. I do believe that we would still be driving around if not for the...

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Boats Cadiz

4 Reviews Getting from El Puerto de Santa Maria to Cadiz by car looked like a big hassle with traffic to reach the city via either the bridge over Bahia de Cadiz or up the congested motorway along the long...

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Buses in and around Jerez Jerez de la Frontera

3 Reviews The tourist bus links all the main attractions including the Equestrian School, the Alcazar, the Cathedral and the Bodegas. There are eleven stops on the circular tour. A good starting point is Plaza...

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Santa Justa station Sevilla

4 Reviews We decided to take the high-speed train from Sevilla to Cordoba, which was a great experience! WARNING: do not get there in the last minute, especially if you still need a ticket! I still haven't...

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AROUND GRANADA Granada

14 Reviews Alhambra is a 10 minutes drive from the city center, i.e. from Isabella Catolica, through cute red mini-bus # 32. One can also walk through but the way to Alhambra is quite steep up the hill and it is...

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Sightseeing Buses Cadiz

3 Reviews CADIZ TOUR There is an open deck bus that takes you all around Cadiz all day hop-on/hop-off. It goes around all the old part and includes part of the new modern vity too. It runs from 10 to 21. Just...

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Flying to Jerez Jerez de la Frontera

5 Reviews Jerez has its own international airport out to the east of the city. There are not many international flights at the moment, but Ryanair fly there from London Stansted and Frankfurt Hahn. For more...

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Overland Coach Sevilla

8 Reviews One way fare: 7.30 Euro Return Fare: 11.68 Jerez - Sevilla (departure schedule) Lunes a Viernes Laborables: 0800, 1030, 1230, 1430, 1600, 2030, 2230 Sabados Laborables: 1030, 1230, 1430, 1600, 1900,...

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FLIGHTS Granada

12 Reviews *Aug2010 - even Ryan air have stopped this route now, so it's busy old Malaga and a drive/bus now - Apparently, there are 'talks' - I will update if I hear any news* *JULY-'08 - Sadly, this route has...

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By car Cadiz

3 Reviews When we travel, we like to be independent to do our own thing and it usually involves getting off the beaten track. As a result, we almost always hire a car if it makes any sense at all given the...

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Taxis Jerez de la Frontera

3 Reviews To get from the train station to the fairgrounds of the Feria del Caballo, I took a taxi. On the way back to the station, I walked since I didn't want to spend more money on a cab and the driver of...

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Taxis Sevilla

9 Reviews Taxi are cheap and easy to find, their site provide a extensive list of the places where they wait in line for people here...

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By plane Cadiz

2 Reviews The nearest airport to the capital is in the town of Jerez, 50 kms away via highway. It is an international airport, though medium size. From the airport there is NO bus to Cadiz. You can take a taxi...

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Arriving by car Jerez de la Frontera

1 Review If you're arriving by car in Jerez, beware that driving around is a bit of a nightmare - be prepared to get lost and do a few of those three point turns and u-turns!! Signs and directions aren't that...

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Horse & Buggy Ride Sevilla

18 Reviews Several cities in the world have carriages to a brief circuit. I think that Seville is the most suitable one to justify its use. Most monuments are seen just passing by, and the small area covered by...

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On Foot Sevilla

12 Reviews I found Sevilla a lot of fun to walk around. Many of the streets are narrow and can be confusing for sure so you have to be paying attention. That is kind of the hard part because there is plenty of...

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Take a ferry to avoid parking hassles!

by Bwana_Brown

After visiting the large cities of Granada and Sevilla, I thought I deserved a break from driving in congested areas - especially Cadiz, located as it is on a very narrow peninsula! As a result, we booked our accommodations in El Puerto de Santa Maria, a very nice little city across the Bay of Cadiz from our real destination.With a population of about one million in the greater Cadiz area, and with 100,000 of those living in El Puerto, the European Metropolitan Transport Authorities decided that it was time for a ferry service to help relieve road traffic. This service went into operation in the summer of 2006 using two catamaran ferries with a traffic target of 480,000 trips per year. It proved successful and a third ferry was added to include passage to Rota (the large joint Spanish/American naval base just up the Bahia from El Puerto). The local company running the ferries is called...

A reliable rental car

by Bwana_Brown

When we travel, we like to be independent to do our own thing and it usually involves getting off the beaten track. As a result, we almost always hire a car if it makes any sense at all given the circumstances of where we are visiting. In this case, because Sue's sister was joining us from England for eight days of our trip, I had to go one size larger than normal to accommodate three suitcases. It turned out to be a diesel Ford Focus station wagon with a 5-speed manual transmission. There was enough space in the rear for the suitcases plus a few other odds and ends as well as a flap that covered-up everything from prying eyes. We hired it from Red Ribbon Car Hire Spain but picked it up from the Goldcar desk at the Alicante airport, 500-km distant from our first Andalucia night at Torremolinos - at a daily rate of 18.26 Euros. However, when all the extras like insurance and diesel...

There is no airport in Huelva

by DanielF

There is no airport in Huelva, so you will have to fly to Sevilla or to Faro (Algarve). You can arrive by train or bus, but the best option is to rent a car, in order to be able to visit the most remote areas.The best that Huelva can offer is its beautiful unspoiled nature and its picturesque villages, so hiking and driving are very recommendable. The city itself is not as interesting as other Andalousian cities.

intra-city public transportation

by Manyana

it is reasonably affordable to find your way around in any city in Andalucia. they are walkable really and easy to access.- Marbella, it exactly takes 15 minutes walking from Marbella bus station to the city center. just go down straight and you'll find yourself in the center. Marbella is very small and quite walkable.- Granada, from the main bus station, just take the bus 31 directly either to Alhambra palace or city center. it takes 15-20 min by bus.- Malaga, the main bus station is already in the city center. From there, you can walk to the coast for 30-45 minutes.All one-way journeys only cost €1 and this is enough to give you a tour around the city.Season tickets are usually available in big cities like Granada but I haven't used them as i only stayed over a weekend.Bus service is usually reduced on Sundays and may run at a later starting hour than weekdays. when i wanted to catch...

bus to get around

by Manyana

Andalucia has a good inter-city bus connection. you can easily get around and at a very cheap price.the following routes are what i used along with their ticket fees:- Malaga Central station - Marbella Central station: €4.90 (direct)................1 hour- Marbella Central station - Granada bus station: €13.60 (direct).................2.45 hours- Granada bus station - Malaga Central station: €8.70 (direct)......................2 hoursPrices vary depending on the schedule, availability and direct/indirect route.Buses usually run every hour or two hours, first bus runs at 6:00 am and last bus is at 11:30 pm.you can book online and pay later at the station as it is advisable to book in advance. some routes that go to and from the airports are usually fully booked as well as those with 3-hour journeys.luckily enough i booked my ticket a couple of hours before hand, from Granada to Malaga,...

Travel from Sevilla to Jerez de la Frontera

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Arriving at Sevilla airport and would like to know the best way to get to Jerez de la Frontera (ie bus, train) and likely cost and time? Go to Santa Justa railway station in Seville: http://www.andalucia.com/travel/airports/seville.htm Sevilla- Jerez is about 1 hour (it could happen that you need another hour to buy ticket). Ticket cost ~ 6 EUROR: For train schedules, go to www.renfe.es. The train is safe and easy.OR: This is a link that shows the current Airport bus times. Single fare is Euros.2.40 http://www.tussam.es/horarios/pdf/LÍNEA%20AEROPUERTO-2006.pdf At Seville Airport the bus stops near the front of the Taxi line. It goes into the city passing Santa Justa station after 10 minutes or so. It's either the first or second stop after leaving the airport, down Avenida Kansas City. Going into town the bus stops at the road in front of the station but coming back from the centre going...

by Car through Andalucia

by pepples46

twice we made the trip through Andalucia, from our travels in Portugal,crossing the spanish - portugues border at Ayamonte and Huelva.further inland, the landscape opens up with big Olivegroves and Sunflower fields, as well as weath fields when I'm not mistaken, the air is filled with all sorts of scents, ...but the heat sometimes can get to you. be careful and don't get dehydrated.the driving style in Spain is a real local custom... its actually a bit of a hassle, the horn is a lot in use, so are the flashing lights and spanish drivers are not realy 'polite', first comes first drives. be careful but don't hesitate to hold your lane

Driving to Ronda from Malaga

by jo104

Take the N340 & follow this road to Perto Banus, look out for signs to San Pedrode Alcantra & as you approach San Pedro, Ronda is sign posted on a right turn. If you end up in San Pedro you’ve gone too far. The road is very twisty with huge drops.I get quite car sick so my advice is make sure you travel in the front of the car. I noticed bits of the old road as we travelled along

A long bus ride

by uglyscot

I arrived in Malaga from Frankfurt and had to find a way to get to Aguadulce in 1992.I purchased my ticket and waited at the bus station for the 6pm bus. Nothing came at the time specified, so I waited and waited, and the people at the stop soon started mumbling. I realised something was wrong. Eventually a woman told me in broken English that the bus was delayed. After a couple of hours, it arrived..It was a blessing it was dark, as I could see little from the bus window , but could feel the bends and the hills. It took hours till we came to a town whose name I remembered visiting with my parents. And later we came to what I knew was the next village to Aguadulce, Parador. I hauled my luggage down to where the driver sat , and when we reached a landmark I knew I asked him to stop. He tried to tell me something , and I tried to tell him I wanted off, he insisted something and I insisted...

You might need a car!

by m-joy

Andalucia is a very huge area, in which a great number of places are worth a visit, especially off the beaten path places as small beaches and mountain villages are highly recommended.Therefore renting a car might be the best option of travelling in Andalucia. Several renting agencies can be found at every airport or on the web.

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Q: My family and I will need to take a bus from Sevilla to Faro airport on May 1 which is a National Holiday called Worker's Day. I...

A: Did you read this page ? http://www.algarvebus.info/001.htm#seville I would suggest that you go to Plaza de Armas bus station and the ticket window for DAMAS and buy...

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