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Alsa Buses in Spain and beyond

Alsa is one of the most long established bus companies in Europe, serving Spain and the European continent with coach travel for over 100 years. It connects almost all Spanish cities through regional and long-distance bus journeys as well as running regular links to major airports. Today, it is part of the Mobico Group (formerly known as National Express Group) and runs an extensive network to over 400 international destinations in 16 different countries across Europe and Morocco. It has road authorization for routes with countries such as Portugal, France, and Germany. Read on to discover more about Alsa buses in Spain, how to buy cheap Alsa bus tickets, Alsa timetables, departure stations and Alsa destinations across Europe.

Valencia, historic building in the city center. Credit: Unsplash

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Omio is an official Alsa bus partner, meaning we’ll offer the latest deals, provide up-to-date information on Alsa bus schedules, offer easy booking for Alsa tickets and send live updates and notifications if there are any changes to your journey. With the Omio app, you can book tickets on the go and keep all your ticket information digitally in one place. Passengers can also choose between a number of travel options using our ticket filters, which can be adjusted according to ticket price, departure times or the journey duration.

Popular Alsa Bus Stations in Spain

Station Madrid Avenida de America: Located outside the main metro station, this major hub for bus services connects the major locations in Madrid. In addition, long-distance services travel to almost all major cities in Spain, Europe and North Africa.

Barcelona-Nord Station: This is the most important bus station in Catalonia, and is an important interchange for various modes of travel. It has buses to almost all Catalan and Spanish regions, as well as many European cities.

Seville Station Square: This is the international bus station in the Andalusian capital which, in the future, will also house a subway station. In addition to long distance bus services that travel to all major Spanish cities, Portugal and North Africa.

Termibus Bilbao: Built in 1996, Terminus Bilbao has become the most important station in the Basque Country, offering both national and international connections. It is located in a popular, busy location near the city center and close to a motorway, giving easy access to bus services.

Buy Cheap Alsa Bus Ticket Types

Alsa buses offer affordable travel across Europe but if you’re looking to get the cheapest Alsa bus tickets, we’d advise you to buy tickets as far in advance as possible. If you’re able to be flexible with your journey, then traveling during the week can usually be cheaper. Searching for journeys outside of peak-season also guarantees a cheaper ticket as Alsa prices their tickets lower in the low season. Follow Omio on social media networks to keep up to date with all Alsa offers and discounts. Depending on the route, there are also different ticket types to give you more flexibility with your travel:

• Minimum Fare: the cheapest, no changes or cancellations allowed.
• Reduced Fare: this ticket admits changes, but not cancellations.
• Flexible Fare: as its name indicates, it has total flexibility. This means that you will be able to change and cancel your ticket without any problems.

Alsa Bus Types

There are over 2,900 buses in Alsa’s fleet, with different types of buses catering to different journeys. When booking through Omio you’ll be able to see which buses cater to your journey and book between different options according to your needs. The Alsa bus fleet comprises of 4 main types of bus:

• Comfort: these are the standard coaches, offering comfortable seats and the essential amenities for your journey. These include footrests, free Wi-Fi, a WC and touch-screen entertainment onboard some routes and buses.
• Supra: the star of the Alsa team and the most luxurious way to travel by road. The Supra has all the comforts of the standard ‘Comfort’ coaches as well as a hostess on board, catering, cold drinks, a cafeteria and screens with movies, series, music, etc. You can choose between Supra Economy, which offers cheaper tickets, and Supra Premium which has more advantages.
• Supra Premium: It only covers certain routes and offers maximum comfort. It has comfortable seats with a TV screen and large tables. Main destinations: Madrid to Bilbao, Madrid to Granada, Madrid to Vitoria.
• Eurobus: The Eurobus crosses borders and offers free Wi-Fi, more space between seats, the latest in cinema and series, free newspapers and headphones and VIP lounges in some of its stations.

Popular Alsa Routes

Traveling by bus is a good way of getting around Spain and to neighboring countries such as France, and you can even travel with Alsa buses in Portugal.

Buses from Barcelona to Madrid	duration: 7h40	from 33,00€
Buses from Malága to Granada	duration: 2h40	from 12,00€
Buses from Madrid to Lisbon	duration: 11h00	from 45,00€
Buses from Seville to Lisbon	duration: 8h30	from 45,00€
Buses from Barcelona to Valencia	duration: 4h15	from 30,00€
Buses from Madrid to Toledo	duration: 1h45	from 6,00€
Buses from Seville to Faro	duration: 2h40	from 17,00€
Buses from San Sebastián to Bilbao	duration: 2h40	from 25,00€

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