Pamplona to Saint Jean Pied de Port

[alxis]

Hi,

I'm planning to walk el Camino de Santiago starting in May. I'm trying to find a bus or train to get from Pamplona to SJPDP but every site I go on says no routes even if I use a few days from now as the departing days. I've read a few places that there's a bus that runs that route 3 times a day so I'm wondering, if that's the case, why can't I find any scheduled routes? Is it off season so no buses are running right now?

I don't want to take a taxi and pay a bunch.

Thank you for the help!
Alexis

 

[Nezabudka]

It's Conda buses, that is actually a subsidiary of Alsa.
http://www.conda.es/eventos.php?tipo=3&id=438
in May it's 14.30 and 17.30
I bought online on Asa webpage, but now it gives an error for some reason.
Even if you don't buy in advance it's easy to do at the bus station, 22 eur a ticket.

 

[alxis]

It's Conda buses, that is actually a subsidiary of Alsa.
http://www.conda.es/eventos.php?tipo=3&id=438
in May it's 14.30 and 17.30
I bought online on Asa webpage, but now it gives an error for some reason.
Even if you don't buy in advance it's easy to do at the bus station, 22 eur a ticket.

Thank you!

 

[t2andreo]

There is no train, and buses can be seasonal. So, it is reasonable to not see a schedule listed now. Also, most bus lines only post schedules perhaps 60 days in advance anyway.

I recommend you try www.rome2rio.com for a start on available travel methods between Pamplona and SJPdP.

Hope this helps.

 

[alxis]

There is no train, and buses can be seasonal. So, it is reasonable to not see a schedule listed now. Also, most bus lines only post schedules perhaps 60 days in advance anyway.

I recommend you try www.rome2rio.com for a start on available travel methods between Pamplona and SJPdP.

Hope this helps.

Thank you!

 

[Rick of Rick and Peg]

What Tom said on the bus scheduling. Know that the number of Conda/ALSA buses running between Pamplona and SJPDP varies between 0 and 4 depending on the time of year. In May I would expect at least two.

 

[Robert Long]

We took a taxi from the Pamplona Train Station. Cost Approx 100E. We had four guys in the car so 25 each. ride took about 90minutes. Not a road for someone who is subject to car sickness.

Four old guys walking
Buen Camino

 

[Billh]

Hi,

I'm planning to walk el Camino de Santiago starting in May. I'm trying to find a bus or train to get from Pamplona to SJPDP but every site I go on says no routes even if I use a few days from now as the departing days. I've read a few places that there's a bus that runs that route 3 times a day so I'm wondering, if that's the case, why can't I find any scheduled routes? Is it off season so no buses are running right now?

I don't want to take a taxi and pay a bunch.

Thank you for the help!
Alexis

You can get a bus to San Sebastian, then from there to St. Jean. No problem.