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ON LINE EUROPEAN TOURIST GUIDESPAINHOW TO GET AND MOVE TO SPAIN: FLIGHTS, BUSES, FERRIES AND TRAINS |
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DOMESTIC TRANSPORT: There are excellent air connections between the major Spanish cities. The largest airports are Barajas, in Madrid, and El Prat, in Barcelona, offering the greatest number of daily flights. Spain's extensive network of air services also provides daily flights between the islands and the peninsular. The most important airports in the Canary Islands are Gran Canaria, Tenerife Sur and Tenerife Norte, operating services to the principal mainland cities with flight times of less than three hours. In the Balearic Islands, the biggest airport is Palma de Mallorca. Sea travel: INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORT: Spain has scheduled services by sea from the United Kingdom, Italy, Portugal, Morocco and Algeria. From Algeria: Oran - Almería (Trasmediterranea), Oran - Alicante (Trasmediterranea), Ghazaouet - Almería (Trasmediterranea). From Italy: Civitavecchia - Barcelona (Grimaldi Ferries and Trasmediterranea), Genoa - Barcelona (Grandi Navi Veloci), Livorno - Barcelona (Grimaldi Ferries and Trasmediterranea). From Morocco Nador - Almería (Ferry Maroc and Trasmediterranea), Tangiers - Algeciras (Cadiz) (Trasmediterranea and Euroferrys). From Portugal Madeira - Arrecife (Lanzarote) (Armas), Madeira - Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (Gran Canaria) (Armas), Madeira - Santa Cruz de Tenerife (Tenerife) (Armas). From the United Kingdom: Plymouth - Santander (Brittany Ferries) Portsmouth - Bilbao (P & O Ferries). DOMESTIC TRANSPORT: Spain offers connections by sea to the Canary Islands, the Balearic Islands, Ceuta and Melilla. BALEARIC: Trasmediterránea: From Barcelona to: Palma, Minorca (Mahón/Maó), Ibiza. From Valencia to: Palma, Minorca (Mahón/Maó), Ibiza. From Palma to: Ibiza, Minorca (Mahón/Maó). From Denia to: Ibiza, Formentera. Balearia: From Barcelona to: Maiorca (Palma), Minorca (Ciutadella, Mahón/Maó) e Ibiza. From Valencia (via Denia) to: Ibiza, Palma. From Denia to: Ibiza (San Antoni), Formentera, Palma. From Maiorca (Palma) to: Ibiza. From Maiorca (Alcudia) to: Minorca (Ciutadella). From Ibiza to: Formentera. Iscomar: From Barcelona to: Palma, Minorca (Mahón/Maó), Ibiza. From Valencia to: Palma De Maiorca (Alcudia) to: Minorca (Ciutadella). From Ibiza to: Formentera. From Ibiza to: Denia, Formentera. From Denia to: Formentera. Cala Ratjada: From Maiorca (Cala Ratjada) to: Minorca (Ciutadella). Mediterránea Pitiusa: From Ibiza to: Formentera. Trasmapi: From Ibiza to: Formentera. SPAIN – NORTH AFRICA: Trasmediterránea: Frm Algeciras to: Ceuta and Tanger. From Almería to: Melilla, Nador, Ghazaouet, Oran. From Malaga to: Melilla. From Alicante to: Oran. Grandi Navi Veloci: From Barcelona to: Tangeri. Ferrimaroc: From Almería to: Nador (Morocco). Frs: From Gibilterra, Tarifa and Algeciras to: Tanger. Euroferrys: From Algeciras to: Ceuta and Tanger. CANARIAS: Trasmediterránea: From Cadice to: G. Canaria (Las Palmas), Tenerife (S. Cruz), Lanzarote (Arrecife). From Gran C. (L. Palmas) to: Fuerteventura (P.to Rosario, Morrojable e Gran Tajal), Lanzarote (Arrecife), Tenerife (S. Cruz). From Tenerife (S. Cruz) to: Gran C. (L. Palmas). Fred Olsen: From G. Canaria (Agaete) to: Tenerife (Sta. Cruz). From Lanzarote (Playa Blanca) to: Fuerteventura (Corralejo). From Tenerife (L. Cristianos) to: La Palma (S.Cruz), Gomera (San Sebastián), Hierro. Naviera Armas: From Gran C. (L. Palmas) to: Fuerteventura (P.Rosario, Morrojable e Gran Tarajal), Lanzarote (Arrecife), Tenerife (S. Cruz), La Palma, El Hierro (Valverde), Madeira (Funchal), Portimao. From Tenerife (S. Cruz) to: La Palma, El Hierro, Lanzarote, Fuereteventura, Madeira, Portimao. From Tenerife (Los Cristianos) to: La Palma, La Gomera. Garajonay Exprés: From Tenerife (Los Cristianos) to La Gomera (San Sebastián/ Valle G. Rey e Playa Santiago). Trains: INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORT: The international rail network links Spain with Portugal, France, Switzerland and Italy. Montpellier (France) Barcelona (Spain) RENFE Long Distance Montpellier (France) Cartagena (Spain) RENFE Long Distance Paris (France) Madrid (Spain) Elipsos Trenhotel Paris (France) Barcelona (Spain) Elipsos Trenhotel Milan (Italy) Barcelona (Spain) Elipsos Trenhotel Lisbon (Portugal) Madrid (Spain) Trenhotel Lusitania Lisbon (Portugal) Irún (Spain) Estrella Surex Zurich (Switzerland) Barcelona (Spain) Elipsos Trenhotel DOMESTIC TRANSPORT: The Spanish National Railway Network (RENFE) connects all the provincial capitals with Madrid, and is operating more and more high speed (AVE) trains. Furthermore, there are also long-distance services and trains between different nearby cities. Buses: INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORT: There is a range of companies offering scheduled services to Spain from different European companies. Andorra: Alsa-Enatcar, Eurolines, Starbus. Belgium: Alsa-Enatcar, Eurolines, Starbus. Bulgaria: Alsa-Enatcar, Eurolines. Czech Republic: Alsa-Enatcar, Eurolines. France: Alsa-Enatcar, Eurolines, Linebus, Starbus. Germany: Alsa-Enatcar, Eurolines. Italy: Alsa-Enatcar, Eurolines. Luxembourg: Eurolines, Starbus. Moldavia: Alsa-Enatcar. Poland: Alsa-Enatcar, Eurolines. Portugal: Alsa-Enatcar, Eurolines, Linebus. Romania: Alsa-Enatcar, Eurolines, Linebus. Slovakia: Alsa-Enatcar. Switzerland: Alsa-Enatcar, Eurolines. The Netherlands: Alsa-Enatcar, Eurolines, Starbus. United Kingdom: Alsa-Enatcar, Eurolines. Ukraine: Alsa-Enatcar. DOMESTIC TRANSPORT: More than 170 routes link the main Spanish cities. All the different Spanish provinces are connected with Madrid. It has two major bus stations (Avenida de América and Estación del Sur) with departures to a large number of cities approximately every hour. Barcelona also has excellent connections with the rest of the country. The main stations there are Sants and Paseo de Gracia. Alsa: From Madrid (Departures from Sur Station, C / Mendez Alvaro) in Alicante, Barcelona, Benidorm, Granada, Leon, Oviedo, Santiago, Zaragoza, Toledo. Alsa: From Madrid (Departures from Avenida de América, 9 / A) for Granada, Burgos, Logroño, the Basque country, Pamplona, Santander, Tarragona. Auto-Res: From Madrid (Departures from the Station Auto-Res, C / Fernandez Shaw, 1) for Extremadura, Cuenca, Lisbon, Ourense, Pontevedra, Salamanca, Valencia, Zamora. La Sepulvedana: From Madrid (Departure from Paseo de la Florida, 11) Avila (Sur Station), Segovia. Andalusia: Alsa linking the main cities of Andalusia. For the Western Andalusia: Damas and Comes companies.
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