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Hitchhiking from Alza

Alza on Hitchhiking Map

The best-evidenced place to start hitchhiking out of Alza is about 14.4 km east of the centre. Show this spot on the map. 18 logged rides there average 4.2 out of 5, with a typical wait around 25 minutes.

103 of 104 hitchhikers who logged a ride starting in Spain said they would accept that ride again. See the data and its limits

Hitchhiking to Alza

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Recent reviews mentioning Alza

43.34009, -1.7499


―Laurashiley

43.28404, -2.32801

A lot of traffic (incl with French license plates) and free bathrooms, but still took a very long time.
―Laurashiley

43.31173, -1.97341

It's actually a good spot, but either way it took almost two hours until someone stopped.
Good thing there is a supermarket to get some food, and a free water dispenser, and its very comfortable to wait there.
We haven't seen anything of the city centre of Donostia-San Sebastián but a lot of people told us that is really worth it to spend some time there.
―Anonymous

43.23027, -2.75437

We started at 12 o'clock because it took time to get there and waited like two hours asking around the people who stopped by the gas station.
To get to the direction of San Sebastian, you have to wait at the gas station below/south the highway.
Bus service to get there was kind of problematical because we had to change the bus and the second bus just left the bus station like 15 min earlier so we had to take a diffrent connection. But i guess it was bad luck.
―Anonymous

43.23027, -2.75437


―Anonymous

43.27796, -1.97948

There is a small way to get there. But the third person asked instantly took me( young male) to swiss.
―Anonymous

43.2778, -1.97945

great spot to head to france, loads of traffic.
―Veless

43.41174, -3.54273

not too much traffic at saturday afternoon
―Veless

43.3394, -1.75582

I literally was walking to find a spot with a little bit of space with my sign for Toulouse under the overpass towards France and as soon as I put up my sign, the second car stopped. Turns out they were an Italian couple going to Turin but they dropped me off in Toulouse.
―Arcturus

44.88818, -0.57968


―Papikow

43.32923, -1.82717

not too much traffic, as it was saturday evening, but managed to get a ride to Donostia San Sebastian
―Veless

44.74402, -0.70609


―Veless

43.27957, -1.98416

Little road with a stop at the exit of the station
Not a lot of passage
The station is accessible with the bus bu11 then walk past the roundabout then past the houses and follow the mud path you'll arrive behind the station
―titounis53

43.31601, -1.85178

At 2 am two very tired guys handed us the key to their vehicle (after asking if I have a license). Got a ride to Bordeaux.
Asked everyone in all the language we know
Reaching the place at night was not easy at all, we walked through the industrial zone with the truck then had to reach the truck rest area through a thin path seemingly drawn by a previous hitchhiker, climbed to the bridge and walked on the side of the highway entrance.
―Anonymous

42.87728, -2.71258

I started to ask around in English and after around 10min the workers at the gas station made it their personal business to find me a ride and asked the drivers in Spanish, which worked great. They found me a ride to Irun after 15min.
―Anonymous

40.60324, -6.81971

The other spot isn’t so good now because the majority of people in the vicinity are Portuguese cars that come to the gas station for cheaper fuel. Asked around and got incredibly lucky, a ride all the way to Irun with a French/Portuguese man. Don’t know what the alternative would be, maybe at the border crossing works better
―Lmaoyz

43.27799, -1.97878

Good spot for going to France!! We had a dog and Two big backpacks. And a older couple took us to Bordeaux and they were ready to take us all the way to Paris! Ask people and write a sign.!
―NTKtriohitch

43.31611, -1.85172

Best spot on my trip yet. Getting there was a bit rough but managable having to go through the Woods and over highway crossing car bridge from the industrial zone. Consider hitching a ride there instead of the bus. But once there i talked to 2 different people. And the second were some portuguese Guys that took me all the way to toulouse at 19:30! It doesnt really get better than that.
―JamonWithRamon

43.19029, -2.4498

Toll station. Go there with a sign. Stand on the side corner of the right lane to be visible for the people going to Donostia. Good spot.
―JamonWithRamon

43.34088, -1.74969

Ride to Bayonne after 1min. Probably easy to find longer ones too.
―VeikkaK

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