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Hitchhiking from La Teste-de-Buch

La Teste-de-Buch on Hitchhiking Map

Hitchhiking to La Teste-de-Buch

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Recent reviews mentioning La Teste-de-Buch

44.6221, -1.16037


―TillWenke

44.59832, -1.19257


―TillWenke

44.63052, -1.1544


―TillWenke

44.63359, -1.17191

Couple people going to the beach.
―TillWenke

44.61274, -1.02563


―TillWenke

44.73162, -1.07832

Got 20 baguettes for free from the bakery nearby.
―TillWenke

44.76146, -1.12881


―TillWenke

44.87246, -1.09203


―TillWenke

44.49799, -1.05507


―Anonymous

44.64559, -1.15829


―Anonymous

44.61708, -1.13713


―Anonymous

44.60929, -1.15588


―Anonymous

44.74893, -1.10692


―Anonymous

44.7672, -1.13882


―Anonymous

44.49799, -1.05507

Every person that goes to Bordeaux from Sanguinet or Biscarosse pass through there. Ask the driver to let you at the roundabout (rond-point) at the exit of sanguinet.
―Anonymous

44.64559, -1.15829

Direction : Bordeaux (or Biscarrosse)

Exit of Arcachon, very large place for cars to stop, to see you, and they go slow.

You will easily get a lift, especially after 3pm when people leave the city
―Anonymous

44.59809, -1.19612

Direction : Biscarrosse (others see below)
If the driver don't go directly to Biscarrosse, wait for another. There will be plenty. Because between this roundabout (Dune du Pyla) and Biscarrosse, people just drive 120km/h and won't stop or even see you in those 30km of nowhereland.

Direction : Arcachon
Prefer to hitch on the D259 towards east, because it's the easiest way to reach Arcachon for drivers, even if it's seems the same distance on the map with the D218 (going through villages)

Direction : Bordeaux
Hitch D259 towards east
―Anonymous

44.7672, -1.13882

traffic to north mainly passes here.
―Anonymous

44.74893, -1.10692

traffice to north mainly passes here.
―Anonymous

44.61708, -1.13713

Direction Bordeaux

At this roundabout, most of the traffic are cars going to Bordeaux, specially in the morning (workers) or end of afternoon (beachers)
―Anonymous

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