PUBLIC TRANSPORT

Granada, as in the case of all cities, can be a little bewildering for those new to the city…….traffic is usually light, but the one-way streets can pose a problem, especially at rush hours. If you would prefer to take a bus, the public transport is excellent: frequent, clean and very reasonable. A brief outline of the timetables can be found below.

There is also an excellent inter city service from Granada bus station. For further details please contact the Lecrin Valley sl. office. The service between Granada and Malaga is excellent and it is very easy to catch the bus from Malaga bus station to the airport.

Buses:
The most frequent bus service to Granada is from Durcal, and, as there is plenty of parking, it is worth considering using this service as opposed to the less frequent services from some outlying villages. There is timetable information at the bus stops.
The bus stop in Durcal is in the Plaza de España, in the centre of town. This route terminates at the Paseo del Salon close to El Corte Ingles, and the Puerta Real, so it is very convenient for shopping and sightseeing. Return journeys begin here.

Mondays to Fridays from Durcal, beginning at 06.30, every 30 minutes until 22.30.

Saturdays, on the hour from 07.00; Sundays at 09.00, 12.00 and 15.00.

Return journeys from Granada follow the same pattern.

Albunuelas:
Departing from the car park at 07.15, 09.30 and 11.00, stopping at Saleres, Restabal and Melegis, and returning from the Avenida de Jaen in Granada at 13.00, 15.00 and 19.30. Journey time approximately 1 ½ hours.

In addition to the above, there are also services at 07.15 and 13.40 outside the Town Hall in Restabal, and at 13.45 from Melegis outside the old soap factory with large green doors (down the hill, below the designated bus stop).

From Pinos there are only two daily services at 07.00 and 14.00 from outside the bank next to the Bar Venecio.

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