🇪🇸 Spain · 2026

Bus, train & ferry tickets in Spain

In short
  • Spain has 80 popular routes in our ticketing partner's network, from 5 main cities/points such as Valladolid, Barcelona, Malaga and Valencia.
  • Most searched routes: Valladolid → Chichen Itza, Valladolid → Sofia and Valladolid → Madrid.
  • 6 routes cross into another country (Portugal, France and Algeria) — bring your passport. 3 routes involve an airport.

Bus · train · ferry · fast boat · minivan · airport transfer — booked with our official ticketing partner.

Tickets from Valladolid

Tickets from Barcelona

Tickets from Malaga

Tickets from Valencia

Tickets from Alicante

From Spain to neighbouring countries

These routes pass through immigration. Carry your original passport and check visa rules first.

Tips for booking in Spain

  • Book a few days ahead on popular routes and in high season — night trains and island ferries often sell out.
  • Check the pick-up point in the ticket details: it may be a bus station, train station, pier or agent office.
  • Keep the ticket on your phone and carry your original passport; some operators require the name to match.

All Spain routes on our ticketing partner's site

Popular routes & starting fares in Spain

Routes and starting fares from our official ticketing partner

Starting fares from our ticketing partner in USD per person; you can pay in other currencies on the booking page. Fares may change.

Tickets in other countries

FAQ: tickets in Spain

How do I book a bus, train or ferry in Spain?

Pick a route on this page (e.g. Valladolid to Chichen Itza) or type your origin & destination in the form, then tap "Find tickets". Schedules, vehicles, fares and seats are shown on SiapPergi's official ticketing partner; choose a departure and pay there.

What are the most popular routes in Spain?

Based on our ticketing partner's search ranking, the top routes in Spain include Valladolid–Chichen Itza, Valladolid–Sofia, Valladolid–Madrid and Valladolid–Barcelona.

Who sends the ticket and handles refunds?

Our ticketing partner emails your ticket. Changes and refunds follow the operator's policy and are handled by the ticketing partner's support.

What should I prepare before travelling in Spain?

A valid passport and, if required for your nationality, a visa. Entry rules for Spain can change — check the official immigration or embassy website before buying.