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Sep 7th 2002, 3:11 am
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I decided to take a bus from Lisbon to Seville. What is a good company to go with? I have not found much info on the internet about bus companies and schedules. Any one out there that has any info on bus companies?
Sep 7th 2002, 10:42 am
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Re: bus companies
"hstosich" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> I decided to take a bus from Lisbon to Seville. What is a good company to go with?
> I have not found much info on the internet about bus companies and schedules. Any
> one out there that has any info on bus companies?
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
As mentioned in your other thread, the train via Madrid is probably the most
'comfortable' method of travelling buy public transport between Lisbon and Sevilla.
However, there must be a means to get to Seville by public bus - surely. There is a
new motorway A49 built from Seville though Huelva and near to the bridge linking with
Spain. I am sure that this road will see more and more through traffic between the
Algarve in Southern Portugal and Andalucia.
There are two Portuguese bus companies that may be of help :
REDE NACIONAL EXPRESS http://www.re-
de-expressos.pt/index_uk.htm which runs frequent services between Lisbon and
Faro in the Algarve. The timetable lists quite a few at cost of EUROS 14.50.
There is also the EVA bus company from Lisbon to Faro and also shows a route to Vila
Real de San Antonio. This town is on the River Guadiana which is the Spanish border.
Last time I was their, you had to cross to Spain on a ferry ! Now there is a new
bridge which links up the new motorways between Sevilla and the Algarve. On the EVA
timetable, there are 4 busses from Lisbon to Vila Real
http://www.eva-bus.com/ One at 08.15 arriving at
13,30, next at 10.30 arriving at 15.45, next at 15.15 arr. 20.30 and last at 18.30
arr.23.45. Cost is 14 Euros which is not too bad !
Then you need to get from Vila Real to Seville. This is where I am leaving
it. Someone else may know the bus times from Ayamonte (which is the Spanish town
across the river ) to Seville. You may need to go to Huelva Town first and
change for Seville. Huelva is the 'province' and many busses will go into Huelva
bus station automatically.
Maybe look for Huelva Bus information on the net ?? Or ask Seville tourist people for
bus times to Ayamonte?
Good luck !!
> I decided to take a bus from Lisbon to Seville. What is a good company to go with?
> I have not found much info on the internet about bus companies and schedules. Any
> one out there that has any info on bus companies?
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
As mentioned in your other thread, the train via Madrid is probably the most
'comfortable' method of travelling buy public transport between Lisbon and Sevilla.
However, there must be a means to get to Seville by public bus - surely. There is a
new motorway A49 built from Seville though Huelva and near to the bridge linking with
Spain. I am sure that this road will see more and more through traffic between the
Algarve in Southern Portugal and Andalucia.
There are two Portuguese bus companies that may be of help :
REDE NACIONAL EXPRESS http://www.re-
de-expressos.pt/index_uk.htm which runs frequent services between Lisbon and
Faro in the Algarve. The timetable lists quite a few at cost of EUROS 14.50.
There is also the EVA bus company from Lisbon to Faro and also shows a route to Vila
Real de San Antonio. This town is on the River Guadiana which is the Spanish border.
Last time I was their, you had to cross to Spain on a ferry ! Now there is a new
bridge which links up the new motorways between Sevilla and the Algarve. On the EVA
timetable, there are 4 busses from Lisbon to Vila Real
http://www.eva-bus.com/ One at 08.15 arriving at
13,30, next at 10.30 arriving at 15.45, next at 15.15 arr. 20.30 and last at 18.30
arr.23.45. Cost is 14 Euros which is not too bad !
Then you need to get from Vila Real to Seville. This is where I am leaving
it. Someone else may know the bus times from Ayamonte (which is the Spanish town
across the river ) to Seville. You may need to go to Huelva Town first and
change for Seville. Huelva is the 'province' and many busses will go into Huelva
bus station automatically.
Maybe look for Huelva Bus information on the net ?? Or ask Seville tourist people for
bus times to Ayamonte?
Good luck !!
Sep 7th 2002, 11:03 am
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Re: bus companies
"Nige" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> "hstosich" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> >
> > I decided to take a bus from Lisbon to Seville. What is a good company to go
> > with? I have not found much info on the internet about bus companies and
> > schedules. Any one out there that has any info on bus companies?
> >
> > --
> > Posted via http://britishexpats.com
> As mentioned in your other thread, the train via Madrid is probably the
most
> 'comfortable' method of travelling buy public transport between Lisbon and Sevilla.
> However, there must be a means to get to Seville by public bus - surely. There is a
> new motorway A49 built from Seville though Huelva and near to
the
> bridge linking with Spain. I am sure that this road will see more and more through
> traffic between the Algarve in Southern Portugal and Andalucia.
> There are two Portuguese bus companies that may be of help :
> REDE NACIONAL EXPRESS http://www.-
> rede-expressos.pt/index_uk.htm which
runs
> frequent services between Lisbon and Faro in the Algarve. The timetable lists quite
> a few at cost of EUROS 14.50.
> There is also the EVA bus company from Lisbon to Faro and also shows a
route
> to Vila Real de San Antonio. This town is on the River Guadiana which is the
> Spanish border. Last time
I
> was their, you had to cross to Spain on a ferry ! Now there is a new
bridge
> which links up the new motorways between Sevilla and the Algarve. On the
EVA
> timetable, there are 4 busses from Lisbon to Vila Real
> http://www.eva-bus.com/ One at 08.15 arriving
> at 13,30, next at 10.30 arriving at 15.45, next at 15.15 arr. 20.30 and last at
> 18.30 arr.23.45. Cost is 14 Euros which is not too bad !
> Then you need to get from Vila Real to Seville. This is where I am leaving
> it. Someone else may know the bus times from Ayamonte (which is the
Spanish
> town across the river ) to Seville. You may need to go to Huelva Town
first
> and change for Seville. Huelva is the 'province' and many busses will go into
> Huelva bus station automatically.
> Maybe look for Huelva Bus information on the net ?? Or ask Seville tourist people
> for bus times to Ayamonte?
> Good luck !!
I just happened upon the local bus company in HUELVA province :
http://www.damas-sa.es/index.htm
DAMAS seem to run frequent buses from Ayamonte to Huelva, and also very frequent ones
from Huelva to Sevilla. There are also some direct services from Ayamonte to Sevilla.
(these busses will probably go via Huelva bus station but you could stay on the bus)
- Just look at the ZONA DE BUSQUEDA .
if you are travelling light, then am sure this journey is quite alright and would be
inexpensive. Total bus cost from Lisbon to Sevilla should be around 20 EUROS (maybe a
bit more).
> "hstosich" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> >
> > I decided to take a bus from Lisbon to Seville. What is a good company to go
> > with? I have not found much info on the internet about bus companies and
> > schedules. Any one out there that has any info on bus companies?
> >
> > --
> > Posted via http://britishexpats.com
> As mentioned in your other thread, the train via Madrid is probably the
most
> 'comfortable' method of travelling buy public transport between Lisbon and Sevilla.
> However, there must be a means to get to Seville by public bus - surely. There is a
> new motorway A49 built from Seville though Huelva and near to
the
> bridge linking with Spain. I am sure that this road will see more and more through
> traffic between the Algarve in Southern Portugal and Andalucia.
> There are two Portuguese bus companies that may be of help :
> REDE NACIONAL EXPRESS http://www.-
> rede-expressos.pt/index_uk.htm which
runs
> frequent services between Lisbon and Faro in the Algarve. The timetable lists quite
> a few at cost of EUROS 14.50.
> There is also the EVA bus company from Lisbon to Faro and also shows a
route
> to Vila Real de San Antonio. This town is on the River Guadiana which is the
> Spanish border. Last time
I
> was their, you had to cross to Spain on a ferry ! Now there is a new
bridge
> which links up the new motorways between Sevilla and the Algarve. On the
EVA
> timetable, there are 4 busses from Lisbon to Vila Real
> http://www.eva-bus.com/ One at 08.15 arriving
> at 13,30, next at 10.30 arriving at 15.45, next at 15.15 arr. 20.30 and last at
> 18.30 arr.23.45. Cost is 14 Euros which is not too bad !
> Then you need to get from Vila Real to Seville. This is where I am leaving
> it. Someone else may know the bus times from Ayamonte (which is the
Spanish
> town across the river ) to Seville. You may need to go to Huelva Town
first
> and change for Seville. Huelva is the 'province' and many busses will go into
> Huelva bus station automatically.
> Maybe look for Huelva Bus information on the net ?? Or ask Seville tourist people
> for bus times to Ayamonte?
> Good luck !!
I just happened upon the local bus company in HUELVA province :
http://www.damas-sa.es/index.htm
DAMAS seem to run frequent buses from Ayamonte to Huelva, and also very frequent ones
from Huelva to Sevilla. There are also some direct services from Ayamonte to Sevilla.
(these busses will probably go via Huelva bus station but you could stay on the bus)
- Just look at the ZONA DE BUSQUEDA .
if you are travelling light, then am sure this journey is quite alright and would be
inexpensive. Total bus cost from Lisbon to Sevilla should be around 20 EUROS (maybe a
bit more).
Sep 7th 2002, 11:17 am
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Re: bus companies
On Sat, 07 Sep 2002 03:11:35 +0000, hstosich <[email protected]> wrote:
>I decided to take a bus from Lisbon to Seville. What is a good company to go with? I
>have not found much info on the internet about bus companies and schedules. Any one
>out there that has any info on bus companies?
http://www.eva-bus.com/altaq.htm for
Lisbon-> Faro buses. I seriously doubt that there are buses from Faro to Seville
though. Transportation between Spain and Portugal is very inefficient . Just that two
cities are near , even if they are major cities, doesn't mean that there is a
rail/bus link between them.
>I decided to take a bus from Lisbon to Seville. What is a good company to go with? I
>have not found much info on the internet about bus companies and schedules. Any one
>out there that has any info on bus companies?
http://www.eva-bus.com/altaq.htm for
Lisbon-> Faro buses. I seriously doubt that there are buses from Faro to Seville
though. Transportation between Spain and Portugal is very inefficient . Just that two
cities are near , even if they are major cities, doesn't mean that there is a
rail/bus link between them.
Sep 7th 2002, 11:33 am
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Re: bus companies
"Nige" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> "Nige" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> >
> > "hstosich" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> > >
> > > I decided to take a bus from Lisbon to Seville. What is a good company to go
> > > with? I have not found much info on the internet about bus companies and
> > > schedules. Any one out there that has any info on bus companies?
> > >
> > > --
> > > Posted via http://britishexpats.com
> >
> >
> > As mentioned in your other thread, the train via Madrid is probably the
> most
> > 'comfortable' method of travelling buy public transport between Lisbon
and
> > Sevilla. However, there must be a means to get to Seville by public bus - surely.
> > There is a new motorway A49 built from Seville though Huelva and near to
> the
> > bridge linking with Spain. I am sure that this road will see more and
more
> > through traffic between the Algarve in Southern Portugal and Andalucia.
> >
> > There are two Portuguese bus companies that may be of help :
> >
> > REDE NACIONAL EXPRESS http://ww-
> > w.rede-expressos.pt/index_uk.htm which
> runs
> > frequent services between Lisbon and Faro in the Algarve. The timetable lists
> > quite a few at cost of EUROS 14.50.
> >
> > There is also the EVA bus company from Lisbon to Faro and also shows a
> route
> > to Vila Real de San Antonio. This town is on the River Guadiana which is the
> > Spanish border. Last
time
> I
> > was their, you had to cross to Spain on a ferry ! Now there is a new
> bridge
> > which links up the new motorways between Sevilla and the Algarve. On the
> EVA
> > timetable, there are 4 busses from Lisbon to Vila Real
> > http://www.eva-bus.com/ One at 08.15
> > arriving at 13,30, next at 10.30 arriving at 15.45, next at 15.15 arr. 20.30 and
> > last at 18.30 arr.23.45. Cost is 14 Euros which is not too bad !
> >
> > Then you need to get from Vila Real to Seville. This is where I am
leaving
> > it. Someone else may know the bus times from Ayamonte (which is the
> Spanish
> > town across the river ) to Seville. You may need to go to Huelva Town
> first
> > and change for Seville. Huelva is the 'province' and many busses will go
into
> > Huelva bus station automatically.
> >
> > Maybe look for Huelva Bus information on the net ?? Or ask Seville
tourist
> > people for bus times to Ayamonte?
> >
> > Good luck !!
> I just happened upon the local bus company in HUELVA province :
> http://www.damas-sa.es/index.htm
> DAMAS seem to run frequent buses from Ayamonte to Huelva, and also very frequent
> ones from Huelva to Sevilla. There are also some direct services from Ayamonte to
> Sevilla. (these busses will probably go via Huelva bus station but you could stay
> on the bus) - Just look at the ZONA DE
BUSQUEDA
> .
> if you are travelling light, then am sure this journey is quite alright
and
> would be inexpensive. Total bus cost from Lisbon to Sevilla should be
around
> 20 EUROS (maybe a bit more).
It's me again ! I see that DAMAS advertise a Direct bus from Ayamonte to Sevilla
which goes along the A49 (this is the newish motorway that links Sevilla with
Portugal ) This bus leaves at 8 PM. This appears to be the favourite although there
are earlier buses from Ayamonte. The bus should get you into Sevilla before midnight
which is just when the city is busy !
> "Nige" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> >
> > "hstosich" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> > >
> > > I decided to take a bus from Lisbon to Seville. What is a good company to go
> > > with? I have not found much info on the internet about bus companies and
> > > schedules. Any one out there that has any info on bus companies?
> > >
> > > --
> > > Posted via http://britishexpats.com
> >
> >
> > As mentioned in your other thread, the train via Madrid is probably the
> most
> > 'comfortable' method of travelling buy public transport between Lisbon
and
> > Sevilla. However, there must be a means to get to Seville by public bus - surely.
> > There is a new motorway A49 built from Seville though Huelva and near to
> the
> > bridge linking with Spain. I am sure that this road will see more and
more
> > through traffic between the Algarve in Southern Portugal and Andalucia.
> >
> > There are two Portuguese bus companies that may be of help :
> >
> > REDE NACIONAL EXPRESS http://ww-
> > w.rede-expressos.pt/index_uk.htm which
> runs
> > frequent services between Lisbon and Faro in the Algarve. The timetable lists
> > quite a few at cost of EUROS 14.50.
> >
> > There is also the EVA bus company from Lisbon to Faro and also shows a
> route
> > to Vila Real de San Antonio. This town is on the River Guadiana which is the
> > Spanish border. Last
time
> I
> > was their, you had to cross to Spain on a ferry ! Now there is a new
> bridge
> > which links up the new motorways between Sevilla and the Algarve. On the
> EVA
> > timetable, there are 4 busses from Lisbon to Vila Real
> > http://www.eva-bus.com/ One at 08.15
> > arriving at 13,30, next at 10.30 arriving at 15.45, next at 15.15 arr. 20.30 and
> > last at 18.30 arr.23.45. Cost is 14 Euros which is not too bad !
> >
> > Then you need to get from Vila Real to Seville. This is where I am
leaving
> > it. Someone else may know the bus times from Ayamonte (which is the
> Spanish
> > town across the river ) to Seville. You may need to go to Huelva Town
> first
> > and change for Seville. Huelva is the 'province' and many busses will go
into
> > Huelva bus station automatically.
> >
> > Maybe look for Huelva Bus information on the net ?? Or ask Seville
tourist
> > people for bus times to Ayamonte?
> >
> > Good luck !!
> I just happened upon the local bus company in HUELVA province :
> http://www.damas-sa.es/index.htm
> DAMAS seem to run frequent buses from Ayamonte to Huelva, and also very frequent
> ones from Huelva to Sevilla. There are also some direct services from Ayamonte to
> Sevilla. (these busses will probably go via Huelva bus station but you could stay
> on the bus) - Just look at the ZONA DE
BUSQUEDA
> .
> if you are travelling light, then am sure this journey is quite alright
and
> would be inexpensive. Total bus cost from Lisbon to Sevilla should be
around
> 20 EUROS (maybe a bit more).
It's me again ! I see that DAMAS advertise a Direct bus from Ayamonte to Sevilla
which goes along the A49 (this is the newish motorway that links Sevilla with
Portugal ) This bus leaves at 8 PM. This appears to be the favourite although there
are earlier buses from Ayamonte. The bus should get you into Sevilla before midnight
which is just when the city is busy !
Sep 7th 2002, 1:27 pm
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Re: bus companies
Taichen wrote:
> >I decided to take a bus from Lisbon to Seville. What is a good company to go with?
> >I have not found much info on the internet about bus companies and schedules. Any
> >one out there that has any info on bus companies?
> http://www.eva-bus.com/altaq.htm for
> Lisbon-> Faro buses. I seriously doubt that there are buses from Faro to Seville
> though. Transportation between Spain and Portugal is very inefficient . Just that
> two cities are near , even if they are major cities, doesn't mean that there is a
> rail/bus link between them.
1. www.alsa.es Faro -> Merida 22€
2. www.alsa.es Merida -> Sevilla 10.15€
-Patanegra
> >I decided to take a bus from Lisbon to Seville. What is a good company to go with?
> >I have not found much info on the internet about bus companies and schedules. Any
> >one out there that has any info on bus companies?
> http://www.eva-bus.com/altaq.htm for
> Lisbon-> Faro buses. I seriously doubt that there are buses from Faro to Seville
> though. Transportation between Spain and Portugal is very inefficient . Just that
> two cities are near , even if they are major cities, doesn't mean that there is a
> rail/bus link between them.
1. www.alsa.es Faro -> Merida 22€
2. www.alsa.es Merida -> Sevilla 10.15€
-Patanegra
Sep 7th 2002, 1:36 pm
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Re: bus companies
And don't forget there is an hour time difference between Portugal and Spain.
On Sat, 7 Sep 2002 11:33:08 +0000 (UTC), "Nige" <[email protected]> wrote:
>"Nige" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
>> "Nige" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
>> >
>> > "hstosich" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
>> > >
>> > > I decided to take a bus from Lisbon to Seville. What is a good company to go
>> > > with? I have not found much info on the internet about bus companies and
>> > > schedules. Any one out there that has any info on bus companies?
>> > >
>> > > --
>> > > Posted via http://britishexpats.com
>> >
>> >
>> > As mentioned in your other thread, the train via Madrid is probably the
>> most
>> > 'comfortable' method of travelling buy public transport between Lisbon
>and
>> > Sevilla. However, there must be a means to get to Seville by public bus -
>> > surely. There is a new motorway A49 built from Seville though Huelva and near to
>> the
>> > bridge linking with Spain. I am sure that this road will see more and
>more
>> > through traffic between the Algarve in Southern Portugal and Andalucia.
>> >
>> > There are two Portuguese bus companies that may be of help :
>> >
>> > REDE NACIONAL EXPRESS http://w-
>> > ww.rede-expressos.pt/index_uk.htm which
>> runs
>> > frequent services between Lisbon and Faro in the Algarve. The timetable lists
>> > quite a few at cost of EUROS 14.50.
>> >
>> > There is also the EVA bus company from Lisbon to Faro and also shows a
>> route
>> > to Vila Real de San Antonio. This town is on the River Guadiana which is the
>> > Spanish border. Last
>time
>> I
>> > was their, you had to cross to Spain on a ferry ! Now there is a new
>> bridge
>> > which links up the new motorways between Sevilla and the Algarve. On the
>> EVA
>> > timetable, there are 4 busses from Lisbon to Vila Real
>> > http://www.eva-bus.com/ One at 08.15
>> > arriving at 13,30, next at 10.30 arriving at 15.45, next at 15.15 arr. 20.30 and
>> > last at 18.30 arr.23.45. Cost is 14 Euros which is not too bad !
>> >
>> > Then you need to get from Vila Real to Seville. This is where I am
>leaving
>> > it. Someone else may know the bus times from Ayamonte (which is the
>> Spanish
>> > town across the river ) to Seville. You may need to go to Huelva Town
>> first
>> > and change for Seville. Huelva is the 'province' and many busses will go
>into
>> > Huelva bus station automatically.
>> >
>> > Maybe look for Huelva Bus information on the net ?? Or ask Seville
>tourist
>> > people for bus times to Ayamonte?
>> >
>> > Good luck !!
>> I just happened upon the local bus company in HUELVA province :
>> http://www.damas-sa.es/index.htm
>> DAMAS seem to run frequent buses from Ayamonte to Huelva, and also very frequent
>> ones from Huelva to Sevilla. There are also some direct services from Ayamonte to
>> Sevilla. (these busses will probably go via Huelva bus station but you could stay
>> on the bus) - Just look at the ZONA DE
>BUSQUEDA
>> .
>> if you are travelling light, then am sure this journey is quite alright
>and
>> would be inexpensive. Total bus cost from Lisbon to Sevilla should be
>around
>> 20 EUROS (maybe a bit more).
>It's me again ! I see that DAMAS advertise a Direct bus from Ayamonte to Sevilla
>which goes along the A49 (this is the newish motorway that links Sevilla with
>Portugal ) This bus leaves at 8 PM. This appears to be the favourite although there
>are earlier buses from Ayamonte. The bus should get you into Sevilla before midnight
>which is just when the city is busy !
On Sat, 7 Sep 2002 11:33:08 +0000 (UTC), "Nige" <[email protected]> wrote:
>"Nige" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
>> "Nige" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
>> >
>> > "hstosich" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
>> > >
>> > > I decided to take a bus from Lisbon to Seville. What is a good company to go
>> > > with? I have not found much info on the internet about bus companies and
>> > > schedules. Any one out there that has any info on bus companies?
>> > >
>> > > --
>> > > Posted via http://britishexpats.com
>> >
>> >
>> > As mentioned in your other thread, the train via Madrid is probably the
>> most
>> > 'comfortable' method of travelling buy public transport between Lisbon
>and
>> > Sevilla. However, there must be a means to get to Seville by public bus -
>> > surely. There is a new motorway A49 built from Seville though Huelva and near to
>> the
>> > bridge linking with Spain. I am sure that this road will see more and
>more
>> > through traffic between the Algarve in Southern Portugal and Andalucia.
>> >
>> > There are two Portuguese bus companies that may be of help :
>> >
>> > REDE NACIONAL EXPRESS http://w-
>> > ww.rede-expressos.pt/index_uk.htm which
>> runs
>> > frequent services between Lisbon and Faro in the Algarve. The timetable lists
>> > quite a few at cost of EUROS 14.50.
>> >
>> > There is also the EVA bus company from Lisbon to Faro and also shows a
>> route
>> > to Vila Real de San Antonio. This town is on the River Guadiana which is the
>> > Spanish border. Last
>time
>> I
>> > was their, you had to cross to Spain on a ferry ! Now there is a new
>> bridge
>> > which links up the new motorways between Sevilla and the Algarve. On the
>> EVA
>> > timetable, there are 4 busses from Lisbon to Vila Real
>> > http://www.eva-bus.com/ One at 08.15
>> > arriving at 13,30, next at 10.30 arriving at 15.45, next at 15.15 arr. 20.30 and
>> > last at 18.30 arr.23.45. Cost is 14 Euros which is not too bad !
>> >
>> > Then you need to get from Vila Real to Seville. This is where I am
>leaving
>> > it. Someone else may know the bus times from Ayamonte (which is the
>> Spanish
>> > town across the river ) to Seville. You may need to go to Huelva Town
>> first
>> > and change for Seville. Huelva is the 'province' and many busses will go
>into
>> > Huelva bus station automatically.
>> >
>> > Maybe look for Huelva Bus information on the net ?? Or ask Seville
>tourist
>> > people for bus times to Ayamonte?
>> >
>> > Good luck !!
>> I just happened upon the local bus company in HUELVA province :
>> http://www.damas-sa.es/index.htm
>> DAMAS seem to run frequent buses from Ayamonte to Huelva, and also very frequent
>> ones from Huelva to Sevilla. There are also some direct services from Ayamonte to
>> Sevilla. (these busses will probably go via Huelva bus station but you could stay
>> on the bus) - Just look at the ZONA DE
>BUSQUEDA
>> .
>> if you are travelling light, then am sure this journey is quite alright
>and
>> would be inexpensive. Total bus cost from Lisbon to Sevilla should be
>around
>> 20 EUROS (maybe a bit more).
>It's me again ! I see that DAMAS advertise a Direct bus from Ayamonte to Sevilla
>which goes along the A49 (this is the newish motorway that links Sevilla with
>Portugal ) This bus leaves at 8 PM. This appears to be the favourite although there
>are earlier buses from Ayamonte. The bus should get you into Sevilla before midnight
>which is just when the city is busy !
Sep 7th 2002, 2:44 pm
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"Taichen" <[email protected]> skrev i meddelandet news
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> On Sat, 07 Sep 2002 03:11:35 +0000, hstosich <[email protected]> wrote:
> >
> >I decided to take a bus from Lisbon to Seville. What is a good company to go with?
> >I have not found much info on the internet about bus companies and schedules. Any
> >one out there that has any info on bus companies?
> http://www.eva-bus.com/altaq.htm for
> Lisbon-> Faro buses. I seriously doubt that there are buses from Faro to Seville
> though. Transportation between Spain and Portugal is very inefficient . Just that
> two cities are near , even if they are major cities, doesn't mean that there is a
> rail/bus link between them.
As I can read out from Th.Cook timetable this connection seem to be real troublesome.
dep. Lisboa (ferry) 08:10 train dep Lisboa-Barreiro 08:55 arr Faro 13:25 bus dep
Faro 16:15 (weekdays only) arr Huelva 19:45 bus dep Huelva 20:00 arr
Sevilla 21:30 Perhaps an interesting route but hardly convenient.
L.P
[email protected]...> On Sat, 07 Sep 2002 03:11:35 +0000, hstosich <[email protected]> wrote:
> >
> >I decided to take a bus from Lisbon to Seville. What is a good company to go with?
> >I have not found much info on the internet about bus companies and schedules. Any
> >one out there that has any info on bus companies?
> http://www.eva-bus.com/altaq.htm for
> Lisbon-> Faro buses. I seriously doubt that there are buses from Faro to Seville
> though. Transportation between Spain and Portugal is very inefficient . Just that
> two cities are near , even if they are major cities, doesn't mean that there is a
> rail/bus link between them.
As I can read out from Th.Cook timetable this connection seem to be real troublesome.
dep. Lisboa (ferry) 08:10 train dep Lisboa-Barreiro 08:55 arr Faro 13:25 bus dep
Faro 16:15 (weekdays only) arr Huelva 19:45 bus dep Huelva 20:00 arr
Sevilla 21:30 Perhaps an interesting route but hardly convenient.
L.P
Sep 7th 2002, 3:18 pm
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"Patanegra" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Taichen wrote:
> > >I decided to take a bus from Lisbon to Seville. What is a good company to go
> > >with? I have not found much info on the internet about bus companies and
> > >schedules. Any one out there that has any info on bus companies?
> > http://www.eva-bus.com/altaq.htm
> > for Lisbon-> Faro buses. I seriously doubt that there are buses from Faro to
> > Seville though. Transportation between Spain and Portugal is very inefficient .
> > Just that two cities are near , even if they are major cities, doesn't mean that
> > there is a rail/bus link between them.
> 1. www.alsa.es Faro -> Merida 22?
> 2. www.alsa.es Merida -> Sevilla 10.15?
> -Patanegra
That is good ! but from Lisboa to Merida then Merida to Sevilla would be quickest
route looking at the map ? HOWEVER on www.alsa.es
there is bus time for Lisboa - Sevilla ! (International) It says there is a bus
leaving at 07.00 from Lisboa which arrives at Sevilla at 15.00 and cost is stated as
EUROS 32 - this appears to be the only 'direct' bus on their timetable. Otherwise
you can get a bus to Merida and then get another from Merida to Sevilla.
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> Taichen wrote:
> > >I decided to take a bus from Lisbon to Seville. What is a good company to go
> > >with? I have not found much info on the internet about bus companies and
> > >schedules. Any one out there that has any info on bus companies?
> > http://www.eva-bus.com/altaq.htm
> > for Lisbon-> Faro buses. I seriously doubt that there are buses from Faro to
> > Seville though. Transportation between Spain and Portugal is very inefficient .
> > Just that two cities are near , even if they are major cities, doesn't mean that
> > there is a rail/bus link between them.
> 1. www.alsa.es Faro -> Merida 22?
> 2. www.alsa.es Merida -> Sevilla 10.15?
> -Patanegra
That is good ! but from Lisboa to Merida then Merida to Sevilla would be quickest
route looking at the map ? HOWEVER on www.alsa.es
there is bus time for Lisboa - Sevilla ! (International) It says there is a bus
leaving at 07.00 from Lisboa which arrives at Sevilla at 15.00 and cost is stated as
EUROS 32 - this appears to be the only 'direct' bus on their timetable. Otherwise
you can get a bus to Merida and then get another from Merida to Sevilla.
Sep 7th 2002, 3:23 pm
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On Sat, 07 Sep 2002 15:27:35 +0200, Patanegra <[email protected]> wrote:
>Taichen wrote:
>> >I decided to take a bus from Lisbon to Seville. What is a good company to go
>> >with? I have not found much info on the internet about bus companies and
>> >schedules. Any one out there that has any info on bus companies?
>> http://www.eva-bus.com/altaq.htm for
>> Lisbon-> Faro buses. I seriously doubt that there are buses from Faro to Seville
>> though. Transportation between Spain and Portugal is very inefficient . Just that
>> two cities are near , even if they are major cities, doesn't mean that there is a
>> rail/bus link between them.
>1. www.alsa.es Faro -> Merida 22€
>2. www.alsa.es Merida -> Sevilla 10.15€
>-Patanegra
OK, actually the same web site shows a direct Lisbon - Seville route.
>Taichen wrote:
>> >I decided to take a bus from Lisbon to Seville. What is a good company to go
>> >with? I have not found much info on the internet about bus companies and
>> >schedules. Any one out there that has any info on bus companies?
>> http://www.eva-bus.com/altaq.htm for
>> Lisbon-> Faro buses. I seriously doubt that there are buses from Faro to Seville
>> though. Transportation between Spain and Portugal is very inefficient . Just that
>> two cities are near , even if they are major cities, doesn't mean that there is a
>> rail/bus link between them.
>1. www.alsa.es Faro -> Merida 22€
>2. www.alsa.es Merida -> Sevilla 10.15€
>-Patanegra
OK, actually the same web site shows a direct Lisbon - Seville route.
Sep 7th 2002, 3:27 pm
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Nige wrote:
> That is good ! but from Lisboa to Merida then Merida to Sevilla would be quickest
> route looking at the map ? HOWEVER on
> www.alsa.es there is bus time for Lisboa -
> Sevilla ! (International) It says there is a bus leaving at 07.00 from Lisboa which
> arrives at Sevilla at 15.00 and cost is stated as EUROS 32 - this appears to be
> the only 'direct' bus on their timetable. Otherwise you can get a bus to Merida and
> then get another from Merida to Sevilla.
Yep. Lisbon -> Sevilla for 32€.
Actually Alsa is one of the most important bus companies in the world. They have
routes even in China!
-Patanegra
> That is good ! but from Lisboa to Merida then Merida to Sevilla would be quickest
> route looking at the map ? HOWEVER on
> www.alsa.es there is bus time for Lisboa -
> Sevilla ! (International) It says there is a bus leaving at 07.00 from Lisboa which
> arrives at Sevilla at 15.00 and cost is stated as EUROS 32 - this appears to be
> the only 'direct' bus on their timetable. Otherwise you can get a bus to Merida and
> then get another from Merida to Sevilla.
Yep. Lisbon -> Sevilla for 32€.
Actually Alsa is one of the most important bus companies in the world. They have
routes even in China!
-Patanegra
Sep 7th 2002, 4:59 pm
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>Subject: Re: bus companies From: "Lennart Petersen" [email protected]
>Date: 9/7/2002 9:44 AM
>"Taichen" <[email protected]> skrev i meddelandet news[email protected]...
>> On Sat, 07 Sep 2002 03:11:35 +0000, hstosich <[email protected]> wrote:
>> >
>> >I decided to take a bus from Lisbon to Seville. What is a good company to go
>> >with? I have not found much info on the internet about bus companies and
>> >schedules. Any one out there that has any info on bus companies?
>> http://www.eva-bus.com/altaq.htm for
>> Lisbon-> Faro buses. I seriously doubt that there are buses from Faro to Seville
>> though. Transportation between Spain and Portugal is very inefficient . Just that
>> two cities are near , even if they are major cities, doesn't mean that there is a
>> rail/bus link between them.
>As I can read out from Th.Cook timetable this connection seem to be real
>troublesome. dep. Lisboa (ferry) 08:10 train dep Lisboa-Barreiro 08:55 arr Faro
>13:25 bus dep Faro 16:15 (weekdays only) arr Huelva 19:45 bus dep Huelva 20:00
>arr Sevilla 21:30 Perhaps an interesting route but hardly convenient.
> L.P
Lol...it is. I doubt the poster of that advice has ever actually made that trip. It
is hellish ;-)
>Date: 9/7/2002 9:44 AM
>"Taichen" <[email protected]> skrev i meddelandet news
[email protected]...>> On Sat, 07 Sep 2002 03:11:35 +0000, hstosich <[email protected]> wrote:
>> >
>> >I decided to take a bus from Lisbon to Seville. What is a good company to go
>> >with? I have not found much info on the internet about bus companies and
>> >schedules. Any one out there that has any info on bus companies?
>> http://www.eva-bus.com/altaq.htm for
>> Lisbon-> Faro buses. I seriously doubt that there are buses from Faro to Seville
>> though. Transportation between Spain and Portugal is very inefficient . Just that
>> two cities are near , even if they are major cities, doesn't mean that there is a
>> rail/bus link between them.
>As I can read out from Th.Cook timetable this connection seem to be real
>troublesome. dep. Lisboa (ferry) 08:10 train dep Lisboa-Barreiro 08:55 arr Faro
>13:25 bus dep Faro 16:15 (weekdays only) arr Huelva 19:45 bus dep Huelva 20:00
>arr Sevilla 21:30 Perhaps an interesting route but hardly convenient.
> L.P
Lol...it is. I doubt the poster of that advice has ever actually made that trip. It
is hellish ;-)
