Santiago Airport (SCQ) to the city, A Coruna and Lugo
The airport bus is an ordinary city line, so it costs 1.00 EUR, the same single fare as any other bus in Santiago.
- A single is 1.00 EUR, the ordinary Santiago urban fare, because the airport was folded into the city network rather than given its own service.
- The same city travel cards work on it, and the same tickets are valid as on every other line.
- Line 6A is the airport bus, part of Santiago's urban network and run by Tralusa. The council took over the airport run on line 6 in December 2020.
- Monbus runs to A Coruna bus station directly from the terminal.
- Monbus also runs to Lugo, via Arca, Ferreiros, Arzua, Melide, Palas de Rei and Guntin.
- A third route serves Sobrado, through Arca, Arzua and Boimorto.
- The Camino runs past several of those stops. Arzua and Palas de Rei are the last stages before Santiago.
What the bus costs
| Ticket | Price |
|---|---|
| Single on line 6 or 6A, urban fare | 1.00 EUR |
- There is no airport fare at Santiago, and that is deliberate. When the council brought the airport run into the urban network in December 2020, it applied the ordinary city tariff to the airport stops, with the same tickets valid as on the rest of the network.
- One euro for a 12 km airport transfer is among the cheapest in Spain.
- City travel cards work, so a resident or a repeat visitor uses whatever they already have.
The city bus
- Line 6A runs airport to Santiago, operated by Tralusa within the urban network.
The intercity coaches
- A Coruna direct from the terminal to the city's bus station, run by Monbus.
- Lugo, via Arca, Ferreiros, Arzua, Melide, Palas de Rei and Guntin.
- Sobrado, through Arca, Arzua and Boimorto.
For pilgrims
- The Camino Frances runs past several of those stops. Arzua and Palas de Rei are the last stages before Santiago, so the Lugo coach is a way to start or rejoin the walk without going into the city first.
Comments
No comments yet. Share the first one.
Share a tip
Sign in to continue.