Is there any common website for Spanish intercity bus timetables?

1/17/2013 1:59:48 PM

I came across a site called AAutobuses.com.

El portal aautobuses.com le ofrece información sobre las principales
líneas regulares de autobuses de nuestro país.

The site isn’t very pretty, and it’s only in Spanish*****.

Anyway, AAutobuses seems reasonably comprehensive. Compared to the other options presented, it is better:

  • If Movelia works for some route (e.g. Logroño – Bilbao), then the information provided is more complete (= includes price, etc) than that of AAutobuses. But for lots of routes Movelia is just useless.
  • With Budbus it just depends on whether someone has happened to enter the timetables you’re looking for. AAutobuses was better or equal for everything I tried.

(Some of my test searches: Santander–Bilbao, Sevilla–Cádiz, Valencia–Madrid, Vigo–La Coruña, Logroño–Bilbao.)

*****That shouldn’t matter much, as long as you understand what something like LMXJV or LMXJVSD means on the timetables. If you don’t, here’s the key:

L = Monday (lunes)
M = Tuesday (martes)
X = Wednesday (miércoles)
J = Thursday (jueves)
V = Friday (viernes)
S = Saturday (sábado)
D = Sunday (domingo)
8/23/2012 11:23:56 PM

I would suggest you check out a Montreal Start-Up called BusBud – they are handling schedules from around the world including intercity schedules in Spain.

4/3/2013 10:14:07 AM

When I was living in Spain I always used Movelia. They also have an english version now.

EDIT: Apparently AvanzaBus is not an aggregate of bus companies (thanks for the comment)

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