Hitchhiking from Mairena del Alcor
Hitchhiking to Mairena del Alcor
Recent reviews mentioning Mairena del Alcor
37.42845, -5.8947
Very low traffic. Tried in horrible weather at both gas stations and then succeeded at the restaurant with a sign. Not the worst spot.―SaintJ
37.34644, -5.82721
I was trying to hitchhike for around 2 hours without success (another 4 hours at different places along the highway – one guy took me there from Seville, that's it). Tried with a sign and without. Nothing. I really don't recommend hitchhiking in Andalusia. Ask directly someone and in the best case someone with a non-spanish license plate rather.―Anonymous
37.42845, -5.8947
don't know what happened to my discribtion. here againyou go with the airport autobus (ea) to the airport. costs: 2,40,- go back to the highway and follow it about 5 min. there are two gasstations and a restaurant at one place.
―Anonymous
37.42845, -5.8947
it was a good spot - within the conditions of Spain - we got picked up in 3 hours, what was our average anyway. although found also a sign left behind an other hitchhiker saying that the spot is fucked up, so you decide.―Etter
37.38552, -5.91512
only if you ask people in petrol station directly. To this point bus N29. No buses go further, nowhere further to HH.―Ima
37.38552, -5.91512
Lots of local people not going far.―Kidp3
37.42845, -5.8947
Updating: the airport bus ticket (from the city center - Plaza de Armas is now costing 4 euros―Anonymous
37.34644, -5.82721
4h here, nothing happend. Was heading to Málaga, got few attentions, but that's it. I look spanish, do well in spanish, still.... Sometimes there was nobody for like 30minutes. I'm not sure if it's the best spot―Anonymous
37.34644, -5.82721
Its bus 126 Direccion El Viso del Alcor, NOT Carmona.―Avocadocity
37.41523, -5.92684
―Anonymous
37.34644, -5.82721
Petrol station on the way to Granada - Málaga - Almería (East Andalusia).Metropol Bus can drop you off here: M-121 (Mariana Pineda stop).
Lots of cars stop here, with a bit of Spanish you can get a ride.
"Hitch-hicking in Spain is hard, you have to try speaking with the driver, face-to-face. Most of them will try to help you.
―Anonymous
37.42323, -5.90041
Cars are very slow since they just got out of the parking garage or waited to pick someone up from the airport. The spot is covered by a roof, so there's shadow. There's enough space for cars to take you in as well. You can get there by bus from the city.―Anonymous
37.37684, -5.89054
Cars going to fast, gas station has many local people just getting lunch or gas. nobody going far. midday weather was shit, and pouring rain. after 2/3 hours someone drove me to Arahal, its a great service station, many trucks there―mjexplorer
37.42462, -5.90242
People just ignore youYoung male with a dog and a sign to Córdoba
February Saturday 13:00
―amanwithadog