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Hitchhiking from La Eliana

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39.47517, -0.58888

Its a good spot of you are not afraid of approaching people. I spoke a little bit of Spanish with everyone, though have found an English guy going to Madrid. Be patient and polite!
―flannellad

39.47516, -0.58846

To go towards Madrid/Andalusia: You reach this spot by the public „metrobus“ 430A from Valencia. Its not the red city busses but the yellow metrobus. It starts from the main bus station but dont try to catch it there because noone knows where it departs. We caught it one spot down from there and it came by the time stated on google maps. Its like 3€.

The spot itself is not great but okay. There are people going to Valencia or other local towns (many), some to Madrid and quite a few to Andalusia/Sevilla/Portugal. Many cars are full.

We arrived at 20:00 and tried for 2 hours and got close to a lift to madrid multiple times. We went to sleep in a field nearby which was perfect. Next day it took us another 2 hours to go to another service station 1 1/2 hours towards spain.

I don't know if we just got unlucky but I think its just spain. Many people are shocked when you ask them for a lift.
―TajineMachine

39.47506, -0.58928

To go towards Madrid/Andalusia: You reach this spot by the public „metrobus“ 430A from Valencia. Its not the red city busses but the yellow metrobus. It starts from the main bus station but dont try to catch it there because noone knows where it departs. We caught it one spot down from there and it came by the time stated on google maps. Its like 3€.

The spot itself is not great but okay. There are people going to Valencia or other local towns (many), some to Madrid and quite a few to Andalusia/Sevilla/Portugal. Many cars are full.

We arrived at 20:00 and tried for 2 hours and got close to a lift to madrid multiple times. We went to sleep in a field nearby which was perfect. Next day it took us another 2 hours to go to another service station 1 1/2 hours towards spain.

I don't know if we just got unlucky but I think its just spain. Many people are shocked when you ask them for a lift.
―TajineMachine

39.6067, -0.34411

We (2 people) got a ride to Barcelona after waiting about 100 minutes and asking people at the parking area and gas station. Most people were heading south or towards Zaragoza. Still, it’s a good spot because you can easily talk to people and there’s a steady flow of cars.
―ninchenbienchen

39.47517, -0.58888

Tried to go west but it didn't work. Eventually I tried to get into Valencia which worked ok.
―Friedolin

39.6067, -0.34411

It's a calm but still flowing gas station. You get traffic from both directions and some local traffic. Took me almost two hours but many people had full cars or went the other direction.
―Menno

39.48165, -0.35021

Two guys trying to get ride to Barcelona. No luck after couple hours of waiting. Two many lanes so it’s hard to stop from further ones. We took train to Pucol where is better spot. Train was 2,10€
―Slocrowth

38.81462, 0.02296

Two guys with sign to Valencia. We got our ride around 9:30 after 10 minutes waiting.
―Slocrowth

39.59038, -0.45598

A nice guy picked us up, he even got us some food. There was no metro because of the catastrophic flooding in Valnecia and he was volunteering there.
Betera in general is a good spot to hitchhike 😁🌱
―Felimelideli

41.11324, 1.157

Did not work for us. This is where we learned that hitchhiking in Spain can be horrible.
―TillWenke

41.11424, 1.15815

Did not work for us towards Valencia. This is where we learned that hitchhiking in Spain can be horrible.
―TillWenke

41.11416, 1.15579

Walked out here from Tarragona. Also it was not possible to get a ride here from Tarragona. No chance going to Valencia. This is where we learned that hitchhiking in Spain can be horrible.
―TillWenke

39.48165, -0.35021

I hitched here 1 time and waited 40min. Definetely dense traffic.
―Anonymous

39.48165, -0.35021

No car took us in 3 hours, so we took the bus and went to the highway gas station, which was another 2 hour trip.
―Anonymous

39.48165, -0.35021

Agosto 2018 estuve con un compañero y tardamos mas de 4 horas. Y logramos llegar a la estación de servicio de Castellon
―Anonymous

39.48165, -0.35021

We were there about 2 hours and we got a ride direction Barcelona, its a good spot!
―Anonymous

39.48165, -0.35021

high traffic, enough space to stop. 20 minutes waiting time with 'Sagunt' on our sign.
―Auswaerts

39.48165, -0.35021

Very high traffic but no one stopped. There is a bus stop nearby so take a bus from there to Pucol (approx 3€) and try to hitch from Pucol.
―Studan

39.46934, -0.41837

Bus stops or or a small amount of room after stoplights. 3-4 lanes, with all the traffic going to Madrid on the left lanes, and the ones turning off in the right. Gave up after 2.5 hours.
―Kidp3

39.47889, -0.57081

bad 3h

me + Nicol

from Malaga,ES to Prague,CZ
7-11:00 10.8.2015

We came here in the 7 am (I slept just 2 hours). We started to ask for a ride after 1 hour of waking up, eating, having a shower (!),...

We couldn t get a ride. We tried to hike on a roundabout with a sign Barcelona for 40 minutes. We asked the passing and stationed truckers. We asked at the station. We wanted for Barca at the first, than for Sagunt and than just to the city.

Nothing.
People going from work to work. Truckers waiting to get loadad. Locals.
It was sunday morning and I was with a nice girl. Average traffic.
According to this experience: senseless.

Than we took a train to the center and Sagunt, which worked fine.
―Seminko

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