Vigo (VGO): Vitrasa Line A, Universidad to Aeropuerto
Vitrasa Line A is the airport bus, running between the airport and the university campus. The stop is on the outside pavement at arrivals.
- Vitrasa is the Vigo city bus operator, and Line A is the airport route.
- Line A runs Universidad to Aeropuerto, connecting the airport with the university campus of Vigo.
- The stop is on the outside pavement at arrivals, so you walk out of the terminal and it is there.
- The route is timed around connecting flights according to the airport operator.
- The information telephone number is +34 986 291 600.
- The university campus is at Lagoas-Marcosende, south-east of the city, not in the centre.
- Peinador is the airport's name, after the parish it sits in, about 9 km east of Vigo.
- Fares and the full route are published by Vitrasa, and the airport links to them.
Line A
- The Vigo city operator Vitrasa runs Line A between the airport and the university.
- Its full name in the operator's listing is Universidad - Aeropuerto, and the airport describes it as the line connecting the airport with the university campus of Vigo.
- The stop at the airport is on the outside pavement at arrivals.
- Information: +34 986 291 600.
What that means in practice
- The line goes to the campus, not the city centre. The University of Vigo's Lagoas-Marcosende campus is south-east of the city.
- You may need to change to reach Vigo's centre, the port or the Urzaiz railway station.
- Check the timetable before landing, since the service is described as connecting with flights rather than running at a fixed frequency.
The airport
- Peinador is about 9 km east of Vigo, in the hills above the ria.
- Vigo is the largest city in Galicia and the busiest fishing port in Europe.
- Santiago de Compostela's airport is about 90 km north and is the region's main gateway, with Porto in Portugal about 150 km south and also widely used.
Getting around Vigo
- The Urzaiz station has high-speed trains to Santiago, A Coruna and Madrid.
- Ferries cross the ria to Cangas and Moana, and to the Cies Islands in summer.
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