Hi guys!
Some of you are asking for the different options from Málaga to Huelva, then here we go!
OPTION A: Through Seville
Take a bus from the airport to the bus/train station (3€).
In Málaga, the train station is just in front of the bus station, so you don´t have to worry about it.
Once in the station, choose train or bus:
- TRAIN: There are two kind of trains to Sevilla: Avant (42,00€ - 1h55m) or MD (23,20€ - 2h35m).
Remember that you can get 25% of discount in trains with your youth card.
During weekdays, the trains between Malaga and Sevilla start at 06:45 and finish at 20:15.
For more details, check RENFE web.
Once in Sevilla - Santa Justa, take a train to Huelva (9,40€* - 1h25m) or a bus (8.50€ - 1h15m).
If you want to take the bus, you have to go to Plaza de armas bus station, using a taxi (around 5€) or Sevilla city buses (1.40€).
There are just 3 daily trains from Sevilla to Huelva: 10:00, 17:00 and 20:50, but buses run every hour.
- BUS: You can take a bus from Malaga to Sevilla with the company Alsa. There are two kind of buses: Normal - Eurobus (18,09€ - 2h45m) or Supra Economy (22,93€ - 2h45m).
Supra Economy is more comfortable, that´s why is more expensive.
Once in Sevilla, just take a bus to Huelva with the company Damas (8.50€ - 1h15m).
*Price using the European youth card.
OPTION B: Through Córdoba.
Take a bus from the airport to the bus/train station (3€).
In Málaga, the train station is just in front of the bus station, so you don´t have to worry about it.
Once in the station, choose train or bus:
- Train. There are two kind of trains: AVE (50 minutes) or Avant (1h05m.). Remember that you can get discount with the youth card, and, if you buy the ticket in advance you can find very cheap prices with, sometimes, more than 50% off.
Prices start from 12.35€, and it´s pretty easy to get tickets for less than 18€.
Trains between Malaga and Córdoba run from 06:15 till 20:30.
Once in Córdoba train station, take a train to Huelva, that may stop in Sevilla.
Trains start at 08:35, and the last one is at 19:44 (11 trains per day). The cheapest price if you are just one person travelling is 18,85€, or 15,10€ if you are a group of four.
It´s easy to get tickets for less than 25€, but it depends if you book in advance or not.
- Bus. Take a bus from Malaga to Cordoba with the company Alsa. (2h30m - 14,59€).
Only two direct buses are running per day: 11:30 and 19:30.
Once in Cordoba bus station, take a bus to Huelva with the company Socibus (9,45€ - 2h30m).
Just 3 buses are running per day, and you can also get discount with your European Youth Card.
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17 Aug 2012
17 Jun 2012
How to reach Huelva
Huelva is a city between two International airports: Sevilla and Faro (Portugal), but if you have both options, Id recommend you to fly to Sevilla, because the city is well connected to Huelva, so you don´t have to wait so long to come here.
Faro doesn´t have as many buses as Sevilla, so sometimes you have to wait for hours or take a taxi, that is more expensive.
If you are flying to Madrid, as many people do, the cheapest option to reach Huelva is by bus, using Socibus, but you can travel also by train, more comfortable and so much faster. If you book in advance (better if you do it at least 15 days before) you can get similar prices as the bus, or maybe you will have to pay 5-10€ more, but you will travel for 3 hours instead of 8.
There is a high speed line between Madrid and Sevilla, or you can take the standard train to Huelva.
For prices and schedule, check the web Renfe.
The bus take around 8 hours from Madrid to Huelva, and the train, if you take the high speed line to Sevilla, will take around 3h30m (You can get prices and more details in other posts).
The train could be also a good option if you are flying to Malaga or Seville.
Faro doesn´t have as many buses as Sevilla, so sometimes you have to wait for hours or take a taxi, that is more expensive.
If you are flying to Madrid, as many people do, the cheapest option to reach Huelva is by bus, using Socibus, but you can travel also by train, more comfortable and so much faster. If you book in advance (better if you do it at least 15 days before) you can get similar prices as the bus, or maybe you will have to pay 5-10€ more, but you will travel for 3 hours instead of 8.
There is a high speed line between Madrid and Sevilla, or you can take the standard train to Huelva.
For prices and schedule, check the web Renfe.
The bus take around 8 hours from Madrid to Huelva, and the train, if you take the high speed line to Sevilla, will take around 3h30m (You can get prices and more details in other posts).
The train could be also a good option if you are flying to Malaga or Seville.
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