Tussam is the urban public transportation network of buses in Seville…read more We took the buses a few times, but the tram from Plaza Nueva to Plaza de España, many times. The tram only has 5 stops but it provides quick and easy access to many historic center landmark and sites. If you buy the Bonobus, which is like 7 euros plus like 1.5 euros for the card, you get to ride the network for about 35 cents of an euro per trip. Great deal. We also took it the last day to go from Reyes Católicos street to the train station in Santa Justa. Bus #21.

I've been using the station for several years. It is insane that the schedule displays at the bus…read morelevel have been dysfunctional for at least the last two years. If you don't check the schedule and bus platform on your way through the main station then you will probably have to go back up again to learn where to find your bus. On the bus level smoking is rampant and the no fumar signs are never enforced. Today every bench had a smoker. There is so little consideration for the passengers, in spite of the long term renovations still in progress. Why not fix the broken electronic schedule boards at the bus level before replacing, at great expense, the unbroken seating at the main level?

We booked our trip from Seville to Granada a few days before we needed to leave. There were tons of…read morebuses available and it was roughly 25€ each for a one way trip ($62 usd via credit card). The bus station was large and easy to find. The bathrooms were atrocious but what can you expect? Our bus was 10 min late and then we were off! The seats were comfy and reclined. We got to Grenada right on time and had a pleasant trip. Since we had 0 issues I would recommend Alsa for the trip we took :).

My husband and I travelled to Seville from albufeira, Portugal on Wednesday 27th September. On…read morearrival in Seville we booked our return tickets for Saturday 30th September at 07.30hours. We arrived at the bus station at06.55 to wait for the bus departing from stand 12/13. There was no bus with a sign saying anywhere to Portugal, and there was no one to ask. There were also 2 other couples waiting to return to Tavira. One of these ladies asked a drive in stand 13, if that was the bus and he said no. This bus had sign "Sevilha Huelva" on the front. At 07.45 myself and another lady went to the information desk to ask about our bus .She told us to go to the DAMAS desk. When we got there the lady told us "bus had gone, and the tickets we had were finito, no good"" We tried to explain to her that we had all been waiting since 07.00hours at stand 12/13 for the bus and we saw no sign of it. She eventually told us that we would have to purchase more tickets for the bus later that day at 16.15hours. This we did, ourselves at a cost of €40, and the others at over €150. After having to wait around then all day until 16.15, this was not a very pleasant end to a lovely stay in Seville. We all feel aggrieved that we should have had to pay again for tickets which had already been purchased. We also feel that there should have been someone around at 07.00hours to explain to passengers who do not understand the language, which bus they need to travel on, so that this unfortunate episode does not happen again. The EVA bus that left at 16.15, arrived in Seville at around13.00hours, and when the driver left for a break, he put a sign in the window, stating Lagos, Portimao, Albufeira, Faro, Tavira etc. We also asked him if that bus was going to Portugal, so we knew it was the correct return bus. Why didn't the DAMAS bus do the same??? That way 6 passengers would NOT have missed the 07.30 bus to Portugal. Hope to receive a reply from you. Gill Norton

We took a train from Malaga to Seville, and it had no water and no toilet paper. Who is responsible…read morefor the up keep of these trains? I thought this was the worst train experience I have ever had. And when I asked the woman on the train how do we wash our hands she said you can't. If you need to poop you better hold it or not take the train. I will never take public transportation in Spain. It is also very difficult to understand and I speak Spanish.

Belatedly we found our there's only one daily renfe train making round trip between Malaga and…read moreRonda (1005 - 1650) Renfe train.is sleek and clean. The small station is located northeast of the major attractions e.g. the New Bridge and the Bull Ring. We went straight out of the station and walked along the Nida Martinez Astein perpendicular to station on Av Andalusia; turned right on Avenida de Malaga; all the way to the end to reach our two primary attractions we came to see. There is a tourist info center right there. Touring done by 1300. With plenty of time to spare we stopped at a nice, casual restaurant called Las Maravillas for coffee beer and salad. Thinking there's an earlier train to Malaga (nada!) we returned to the station by 1420 and ended up drinking more beer and coffee to while away time before we could board the train. We noted the bus station and a supermarket (bottled water) are a short walk to the right when you exit the train station. Perhaps buses may have great scheduling flexibility. Or wander around to visit more sights.

We had a very good experience with Comes buses. We travelled from Seville to Cadiz and back and…read morethe buses were on time and very clean. The drivers were safe and friendly and the price for the tickets were not expensive at all. Like most other bus companies they encourage for people to wear their seatbelts during the trip. Very good !!

This service started a few years ago and has been a popular hit since. In summer the catamaran is…read moreusually packed and they only sell so many tickets. During special events in Cadiz they may extend the later number of ferries to a later hour, such as Carnaval in Cadiz, so watch out for that and be sure to always buy a r/t ticket in Rota. While there is no discount for buying r/t should you return after a huge event, you may find yourself not buying a return Cadiz to Rota ticket simply because it's sold out! As of October 2011 the attached illustrations of schedule and cost is effective. My most recent ride on the catamaran was during very high winds and though there was some rocking due to the winds and swells, it still was quite nice. Bathrooms are available onboard the catamaran and in both terminals in Rota and Cadiz. Once in Cadiz, just follow the others out of the maze of the terminal, across the harbor street, turn right, cross the first vehicle entrance at the harbor guard shack, then turn immediately left and out the gate. on the street turn right and along the sidewalk to the first traffic light and crosswalk and you're just minutes from City Hall and about ten mins from the Cathedral. At both terminals little english is spoken and if you call the number you'll probably be speaking spanish also. If you bicycle, bikers are loaded onto the ferry last and through a separate entrance, so don't wait in line with the foot traffic. Keep your ticket at all times while on the ferry as it's your sole proof of purchase. Do not mix up your tickets as each is marked as to the direction of travel, plus the time. NOTE: If you buy a r/t ticket you'll need to tell them the exact time you'll be return. You cannot just say round trip and swap it later for a later ticket. In the case of high seas they will cancel the catamaran service. When that happens buses will be provided for those who have purchased tickets. The ferry is about 40 mins in duration and gives a refreshing change to the scenery. No parking or traffic worries, and once in Cadiz you are in the ancient old downtown that makes Cadiz so unique, and just close enough for a great foto trip. Information contact: 902 450 550 (a fee-charged number) PHOTOGRAPHICALLY SPEAKING: Cadiz is great for capturing the Cuban architectural influence, plus the centuries-old streets and buildings. Highly recommended if possibly that you catch the Cathedral, playa de la Caleta, plaza Mina, and the short walk to the island fort! The food is great too! Along the way to/from Cadiz you can snap birds, boats and clouds - Enjoy the time on the ferry and don't just sit inside!

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Nice bus station, very modern and clean…read more I got off the bus here coming from Estepona, had no issues whatsoever, signs, easy to find my way around. The station is very close to the railway station (I was gonna take the train later that day), very convenient, withing walking distance. You can also walk from it to downtown area, if you need to grab a bite. Easy to spot, nice buses, no complaints!