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Spain by Bus
Buses reach places that trains can’t, that is why many people prefer buses over trains, due to their schedules and variety of destinations, especially in some routes such as: Seville-Salamanca, Cadiz-Ronda, Salamanca-Santiago, Segovia Avila from Marbella to anywhere, because it doesn’t have a train station. In addition, the train services in southern areas of Spain are poor.
However, buses in Spain are very comfortable and efficient but a bit complex for tourists due to the large number of lines such as:
- ALSA/ENATCAR
- AUTO RES
- BILMAN BUS
- DAINCO
- EUROLINES
- GUAGUAS (Local transport in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, routes.)
- LA SEPULVEDANA
- METROPOLITAN BUSES (Gran Canaria)
- TITSA (Tenerife InterCity Buses)
- TRAPSA (Metropolitan & Commuter Buses)
- CÁCERES
- MADRID (ESTACIÓN SUR)
- MÁLAGA
- SANTANDER
A quality bus service means that buses are implemented with toilets on board for journeys over an hour or two, in case of distance journeys, buses should stop every few hours so that passengers can stretch their legs, get some fresh air and snacks.
You can check bus options (schedules and prices) on the websites: www.movelia.com, www.auto-res.net or www.alsa.es; other popular services are Vibasa, la Estrellasa.
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