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Buses from San Sebastian to Bordeaux: Journey Details

Buses in Europe are an affordable way to travel between cities, with a number of companies offering both domestic and international routes. Eurolines, ALSA and Starshipper operate daily direct buses from San Sebastian to Bordeaux, with a journey time of approximately 3 hours. There are numerous departures a day, between the early hours of the morning and around 8:00 p.m.

Return buses from Bordeaux to San Sebastian are also available.

Taking the Bus from San Sebastian

Buses from San Sebastian to Bordeaux depart from the town's bus station on Plaza de Pio XII in the Amaro Nuevo district of town and within walking distance of San Sebastian's attractions. The city is compact enough to explore on foot and has a transport network of D-Buses, which run until 4:00 a.m. Taxis are also available at San Sebastian Bus Station.

Getting into Bordeaux by Bus

Many people visit Bordeaux to sample its fine wines, considered some of the best in the world, but this capital city of Aquitaine has other attractions to offer. Its dock areas have been revitalized and are full of cafes, clubs, gardens and museums. Other sights are the Aquitaine Bridge and the Jacques-Chaban-Delmas lift bridge, which allows old sailboats and cruise ships to enter Bordeaux port. Buses from San Sebastian to Bordeaux arrive at either Bordeaux Train Station on the Rue des Terres de Borde, or at Gare St Jean in the city, both within easy walking distance of the Bordeaux's historic centre. Bordeaux has a transport system consisting of three tram lines, buses to all areas and water ferries, Le Bus de Fleuve. These use bus tickets and link some parts of the city. The pedestrianized area of Bordeaux has a network of small electric buses, that don't have designated stops, but are flagged down by passengers.