Pamplona to SJPP

[EricBerg]

I land at Pamplona at13:10 on 28th May and thee is bus departing at 14.30 from the bus station. Will I be able to get to the bus station in time?
Thanks Eric

 

[trecile]

I land at Pamplona at13:10 on 28th May and thee is bus departing at 14.30 from the bus station. Will I be able to get to the bus station in time?
Thanks Eric

According to Google maps it's a 31 minute walk, a 21 minute bus ride, or 9 minutes by car (taxi)

 

[Rick of Rick and Peg]

You can try. At any rate this year the 17:30 Pamplona to SJPdP bus service starts on March 28. There is a hourly bus, the A line, that goes between the three stops airport, bus station and train station. https://www.infotuc.es/descargas/fichas/A_7.pdf

 

[Rick of Rick and Peg]

According to Google maps it's a 31 minute walk, a 21 minute bus ride, or 9 minutes by car (taxi)

That must be from the train station to the bus station. The airport is much farther away. Here is my Google Map search.

 

[trecile]

That must be from the train station to the bus station. The airport is much farther away. Here is my Google Map search.

Whoops, my early morning reading comprehension isn't the best!
A taxi should get you there in time though.

 

[EricBerg]

According to Google maps it's a 31 minute walk, a 21 minute bus ride, or 9 minutes by car (taxi)

Many thanks

 

[EricBerg]

You can try. At any rate this year the 17:30 Pamplona to SJPdP bus service starts on March 28. There is a hourly bus, the A line, that goes between the three stops airport, bus station and train station. https://www.infotuc.es/descargas/fichas/A_7.pdf

I saw that there was a 17.30 bus as well. Do you know how long the A line bus would take?

 

[Rick of Rick and Peg]

I saw that there was a 17.30 bus as well. Do you know how long the A line bus would take?

Pamplona's street bus website (https://www.infotuc.es) is one of the most incredible ones I've ever seen. It can tell you what time a bus is scheduled for every stop on every line and what time you can expect to arrive at your destination stop.

Using it I could not set the date to May 28th (too far in the future) but for May 14th, still a Tuesday, a bus leaves the airport every hour, on the hour, from 7:00 to 22:00 and the one at 14:00 should get to the bus station at calle Yanguas y Miranda, nº 19 at 14:16.

There is also line 16 but it doesn't stop at the airport, it passes it by. You would need to walk out the approach road to the main street and then walk some ways north (on the left) or to the south (to the right) to a stop (I haven't been there but using Google Street View and Maps I would go south to Noáin, c/ Real (Merindad de Tudela) ) The bus should be there at 13:09 and every 12 minutes after with a 17 minute trip to the bus station at 13:50.

And then there are taxis.

For the interactive line 16 schedule for May 14 visit

https://www.infotuc.es/index.php/es/?option=com_transporte&view=linea&Itemid=103&id=16&fecha=1405/2019

 

[EricBerg]

Pamplona's street bus website (https://www.infotuc.es) is one of the most incredible ones I've ever seen. It can tell you what time a bus is scheduled for every stop on every line and what time you can expect to arrive at your destination stop.

Using it I could not set the date to May 28th (too far in the future) but for May 14th, still a Tuesday, a bus leaves the airport every hour, on the hour, from 7:00 to 22:00 and the one at 14:00 should get to the bus station at calle Yanguas y Miranda, nº 19 at 14:16.

There is also line 16 but it doesn't stop at the airport, it passes it by. You would need to walk out the approach road to the main street and then walk some ways north (on the left) or to the south (to the right) to a stop (I haven't been there but using Google Street View and Maps I would go south to Noáin, c/ Real (Merindad de Tudela) ) The bus should be there at 13:09 and every 12 minutes after with a 17 minute trip to the bus station at 13:50.

And then there are taxis.

For the interactive line 16 schedule for May 14 visit

https://www.infotuc.es/index.php/es/?option=com_transporte&view=linea&Itemid=103&id=16&fecha=1405/2019

Pamplona's street bus website (https://www.infotuc.es) is one of the most incredible ones I've ever seen. It can tell you what time a bus is scheduled for every stop on every line and what time you can expect to arrive at your destination stop.

Using it I could not set the date to May 28th (too far in the future) but for May 14th, still a Tuesday, a bus leaves the airport every hour, on the hour, from 7:00 to 22:00 and the one at 14:00 should get to the bus station at calle Yanguas y Miranda, nº 19 at 14:16.

There is also line 16 but it doesn't stop at the airport, it passes it by. You would need to walk out the approach road to the main street and then walk some ways north (on the left) or to the south (to the right) to a stop (I haven't been there but using Google Street View and Maps I would go south to Noáin, c/ Real (Merindad de Tudela) ) The bus should be there at 13:09 and every 12 minutes after with a 17 minute trip to the bus station at 13:50.

And then there are taxis.

For the interactive line 16 schedule for May 14 visit

https://www.infotuc.es/index.php/es/?option=com_transporte&view=linea&Itemid=103&id=16&fecha=1405/2019

Thanks for the info. I think it will simpler to get a taxi. Its cutting it a bit fine and I prefer to catch the 14.30, rather than wait for the later one6