Fanthom
Traveller
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Posted 14 years ago
Hello
I have a few questions concerning Interrail One-Country Passes
I plan a journey from Madrid (or Malaga) to Sevilla, where I stay for 4 Weeks and then I want to travel to Granada, Valencia, Barcelona, Madrid and Valladolid within two weeks. After this, the plan is to take a train to France (Poitiers or Bordeaux) from Valladolid.
So my questions are:
- Will I have to pay a surcharge on the long-distance trains?
- Is the one-country pass valid on the Spain section of the Train to France?
- I think the 6/30 Pass would be best for me, any objections?
Thanks for answering, and as this is my first Interrail tour, please be nice with me, if I have asked a stupid question :)
Peter
Traveller
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Hi.
It sees you have still a little bit of time to plan your trip.
Think about buying single train tickets instead of the InterRail pass you might get special offers via the website of RENFE.
As you have to pay for nearly every train a supplement in Spain (EUR 6,50 - EUR 10):
[u]https://rail.cc/en/interrail-train-reservation/spain/es[/u]
Then it is as well easier to cross the border. For the part in France you will have to pay at least travelling on a Spanish One Country InterRail Pass.
But compare it - the One Country Pass Spain is not a too bad offer ... you have to see it - and calculate it well. :)
Mmmmh... I hope this was a nice answer ?!? ;)
Peter :)