Bus schedule from Sarria to Santiago

[gregorypaul]

I’m looking to take a bus FROM Sarria to Santiago.
Start walking again from Santiago to Finistarre, once completed take a Bus back to Sarria to “finish” the Camino.
Any information would be appreciated!
Thanx in advance.

 

[Rick of Rick and Peg]

That's Monbus. They only have one direct bus a day to Santiago but you have many going to Lugo where you can connect to Santiago. You may want to spend a bit of time exploring Lugo surrounded by a Roman built wall. Here's Monbus schedules:

Mapa Rutas autobús - Compra billetes online - Monbus

Compra online billetes de autobús en el mapa web interactivo de Monbus. Consulta todas las rutas de bus, horarios, destinos de interés y puntos de venta.

www.monbus.es

BTW, you can get a compostella by walking from Lugo in addition to walking from Sarria and you avoid Sarria traffic until Melida. See this thread:

https://www.caminodesantiago.me/community/threads/lugo-to-santiago.77492/

 

[Tincatinker]

There are regular services from Sarria to Lugo and then from Lugo to Santiago. Local enquirers will provide times and schedules

I wasn’t going to ask why, but I can’t resist. Why? As in why spend possibly two days faffing about with public transport, plus presumably another day Fisterra back to Santiago / Sarria. You could walk Sarria to Santiago in 3 days. I’ve done it twice

 

[gregorypaul]

There are regular services from Sarria to Lugo and then from Lugo to Santiago. Local enquirers will provide times and schedules

I wasn’t going to ask why, but I can’t resist. Why? As in why spend possibly two days faffing about with public transport, plus presumably another day Fisterra back to Santiago / Sarria. You could walk Sarria to Santiago in 3 days. I’ve done it twice

I’m starting SJPdP, & am planning on doing the “complete” Camino. I’m joining up with a group that’s starting Triacastela for their Camino.

 

[Tincatinker]

I’m starting SJPdP, & am planning on doing the “complete” Camino. I’m joining up with a group that’s starting Triacastela for their Camino.

Which doesn’t explain the, to me rather odd, hop-step & jump at the end bit