Hitchhiking from San Antonio Abad
Hitchhiking to San Antonio Abad
Recent reviews mentioning San Antonio Abad
37.60712, -0.97158
It took about 10min to get a car to Murcia.―Anonymous
37.60712, -0.97158
not so bad, got a ride to Murcia in an hour―Anonymous
37.62065, -1.01484
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37.60556, -0.96624
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37.60728, -0.96055
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37.60728, -0.96055
It took me 70 minutes to get a ride to La Manga, but two cars had stopped before offering me to drive me to a nearer village.―Anonymous
37.62065, -1.01484
I was going to Águilas, but after 30' a man offered me to take me to Mazarrón (half way), which I accepted.―Anonymous
37.60556, -0.96624
(I was going to La Manga) A policeman stopped and told me 1) It is forbidden to do hitchhiking; 2) There's a police station very near, so there are lots of policemen driving by (true); 3) He suggested me to go a little bit further, in order to avoid being seen by them ;)―Anonymous
37.61769, -0.95517
Bad spot. Although there is a lot of trafic everyone stayed in Cartagena. Several people came up to us to tell that hitchhiking is not common in Spain and advised to take the bus. After 3 hours we gave in and this nice lady brought us to the train station. I think it's possible to find a ride to Murcia but we were too hungover to be persistent.―Artflix