Madrid to San Fernando bus

Buses from Madrid to San Fernando

The distance that Madrid San Fernando buses must travel is 650 kilometres between these two cities. The frequency of departures of these buses is not regular throughout the day, since they can depart every 2, 5 or 8 hours, and the duration of the trip usually exceeds 8 hours.

What buses go from Madrid to San Fernando?

The company that manages the Madrid San Fernando bus route is Socibus, which began providing road transport services in 1987. The buses have a lifting ramp and 2 places for people with reduced mobility, WC cabin, access to wifi connection and individual video/television devices, sound and front camera to visualize the road.

How long is the bus from Madrid to San Fernando?

The minimum journey time for Madrid San Fernando buses is 8 hours. This route includes stops in Andújar, Córdoba, Marchena, El Arahal, Utrera, Jerez de la Frontera, El Puerto de Santa María and Cádiz. The buses that cover the route Irun - Tarifa also offer transfers from Madrid to San Fernando that last 8 hours and 30 minutes. They stop in Manzanares, Almuradiel, Andújar, Córdoba, Écija, Sevilla, Jerez de la Frontera, El Puerto de Santa María and Cádiz.

How many buses are there from Madrid to San Fernando?

There are 4 departures of Madrid San Fernando buses a day between Mondays and Fridays. On Saturdays there are also 4 departures, while on Sundays there are 5 Socibus trips from Madrid to San Fernando.

Where do the buses from Madrid to San Fernando depart from and arrive at?

Southern Bus Station: functions as a transport interchange, as it manages the operation of metro, urban, interurban and international buses, as well as suburban trains. It is 5 kilometres from the centre of Madrid. You can take suburban train lines C1 and C5 to get to the station in less than 10 minutes. Offers luggage storage services, cafeteria, restaurant, parking and taxi rank.

San Fernando bus terminal: Although it is true that it is not a station itself, the buses that arrive from Madrid passing through Seville have their destination in the Plaza de la Estación. It is located in the urban center of San Fernando, a few steps from the suburban train station San Fernando Centro.