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Pilgrim Office in St. Jean

Brian K

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Camino Francis 2015, 2017, 2018 - Portuguese 2022
Hi,

Just wandering if anyone knows what time the Pilgrims Office currently opens?

I will be there on Friday November 4th and just trying to figure best time to take the train from Bayonne.

Thanks,
Brian
 
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7:30am till 12:00 (it’s France, it’s lunchtime) 13:30 till about 20 minutes after the last train from Bayonne.
Of course you could have looked that up yourself with a simple search for the Bureau Pelerin but I appreciate the opportunity 😉
And you can just about make it from the station in time - I'd pre-check the route and be prepared to race other pilgrims if I were you!
 
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7:30am till 12:00 (it’s France, it’s lunchtime) 13:30 till about 20 minutes after the last train from Bayonne.
Of course you could have looked that up yourself with a simple search for the Bureau Pelerin but I appreciate the opportunity 😉
Do you really appreciate the opportunity? Don't you think if I had known that I would have done that! I always thought the the purpose of this forum to get answers to questions in a helpful and non-judgemental way!!
 
Do you really appreciate the opportunity? Don't you think if I had known that I would have done that! I always thought the the purpose of this forum to get answers to questions in a helpful and non-judgemental way!!
No judgment was offered. A search for pilgrims office at st Jean would have given the same result. You don’t need French to walk the Camino any more than you need Spanish. The purpose of this forum is indeed to help pilgrims and by providing the opening hours of the pilgrims office I’ll assume I’ve been helpful. I’ll also hope I’ve helped others to consider doing their own research. Meanwhile, my apologies for any offense taken
 
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All details available on their website, except their hours…which are here;

  • Monday to Sunday 8.00 – 21.00 (In Easter Time and Summer from 1st April to 30th October).
  • Monday to Sunday 10.00 – 19.00: In winter: from 1st November to 30th March (except Easter Time).
 
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In May I caught the 9 am train/bus (the ride starts on the train but stops and passengers board a bus for the remainder of the trip to St Jean) from Bayonne. I arrived in St Jean around 10:30 and was on my way well before noon.
 
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All details available on their website, except their hours…which are here;

  • Monday to Sunday 8.00 – 21.00 (In Easter Time and Summer from 1st April to 30th October).
  • Monday to Sunday 10.00 – 19.00: In winter: from 1st November to 30th March (except Easter Time).
Thank you!
 
In May I caught the 9 am train/bus (the ride starts on the train but stops and passengers board a bus for the remainder of the trip to St Jean) from Bayonne. I arrived in St Jean around 10:30 and was on my way well before noon.
Thank you!
 
New Original Camino Gear Designed Especially with The Modern Peregrino In Mind!

All details available on their website, except their hours…which are here;

  • Monday to Sunday 8.00 – 21.00 (In Easter Time and Summer from 1st April to 30th October).
  • Monday to Sunday 10.00 – 19.00: In winter: from 1st November to 30th March (except Easter Time).
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