Hitchhiking from Sant Sadurní d’Anoia
Hitchhiking to Sant Sadurní d’Anoia
Recent reviews mentioning Sant Sadurní d’Anoia
41.46836, 1.97718
Well, we firstly tried to stop to Zaragoza, that didnt work out too well, then we switched to Valencia, after an hour we got a ride to a gas station near tarragona―havl
41.77463, 2.73945
en demandant au gens qui s’arrêtent on peut etre pris rapidement―lulutin
40.98629, 0.8974
Very busy gas station but for some reason in a way to Barcelona I waited rly long and got to the small city Vilafranca del Penedés, where I took train R4 to Barcelona for 6 Euros.―michalch
42.42294, 1.92231
In theory, this should be a great hitchhiking spot. The cars are exiting a roundabout, so they're not going that fast, and visibility is great, so they can see you from afar. On top of that, you can also signal to cars leaving the gas station. Despite all this, I waited for longer than I expected. In the end, and old couple in an audi took me somewhere where I could catch a local train to Barcelona. The whole thing still took shorter than the rail replacement that I chose to skip. I had a sign with "Berga" and "Manresa" on it.―Mandarina787
41.46834, 1.97729
Fairly busy gas station with restaurant.Exit ramp is not super long but it's ok to wait there with sign.
No shade to hide in while waiting for a car.
It was Sunday, so I think lot of people was on journey home.
I was heading to Barcelona and got ride to Zaragoza.
Behind the gas station is little fores suitable for hammock.
―michalch
42.40516, 2.87254
This is a good spot and me and my LoVE with our dog were suprised with tha car that took us. I was playing some music on my viola so maybe that helped?! Who knows…;)―NTKtriohitch
41.46823, 1.97742
Not that great of a spot. Hitchiking in early November (2 guys) going south, waited for 3 hours before a Ukrainian guy took us to our destination, Peniscola. Although I don't know what would be a better spot to leave Barcelona.―Anonymous
41.46839, 1.97741
I meet two hitchhikers, we were sure to catch ride for one of us. Caught a ride for all of us with many luggage―FedericoHitch
39.25565, -2.5829
the staff is friendly and helpful. the spot was empty during the night, as pretty much all in spain. and mind you it was during the apagón. it works for several directions, namely murcia, valencia, one trucker even said he was going to badajoz. eventually a romanian van driver took me all the way to porta de barcelona, even a bit out of his way. thanks, mihail―andrej
41.46802, 1.97737
Probably best spot to start from Barcelona towards south. Easily reachable by train.―yasio90
41.46752, 1.97833
We got a ride further down the road to another gas station and then after 30min there got a ride directly to Velancia. 😁🌱―Felimelideli
41.46753, 1.97847
Tried to get a ride to Valencia for 5 hours at night, but being 3 guys, it was nearly impossible.―Kivvish
41.46714, 1.97775
Big service area and gas stations. East side of the road is towards Lleida and Zaragoza, west side towards Valencia.To get here, you can take a train from Barcelona (Sants station, or so) towards Matorell.
Get off at Castellbisbal. Go behind the small station, walk over the short bridge (or was it just a raised road), and then immediately turn right and follow the dirt track back in the direction you came with the train. You will come to the service area.
―Anonymous
41.46714, 1.97775
Watch for the privet security, they are asked to chaise away hitchhikers. They asked me to do it with a banner a bit further, and not to talk to the drivers as I normally do.―Danielo
41.46714, 1.97775
It's a good place, we took a ride in 20 minutes froma taxi driver without even asking, but it' a little bit expensive, 2,95€ for the train that is leaving you about 2-3 km walking from the gas station + 2€ for the single bus ticket if youb are too far from the train station―Phidias81
41.46714, 1.97775
We were 2 (boy and girl).The first person who we asked offer to pick up us until a gas station near Tarragona (there was mor difficult to continue to Valencia).
―Railway
41.46714, 1.97775
if i catched in direction to valencia I would have a drive in 15 minutes... but to Zaragoza I've waited over than six hours in over then 40 degrees.... shit place, drivers have to pay for autopista and there is similar way nearby- autovia in the same direction for free... finally i walked several kilometeres across orchard, desert :D under highway and reached a2 sliproad, after minutes i was in the way to Zaragoza―Anonymous
41.46714, 1.97775
Update: it is R4 and I was told by people there if I wanted to go to Valencia I had to go to the eastern side of the highway aswell, which I did and got a ride to tarragona after 30 min.―Anonymous
41.46714, 1.97775
it was a good place, got a lift to Madrid at 10 pm after a loong day of hitchhiking.But it was VERY DIFFICULT to find a way to it from the train station. In the end an inhabitant picked us up and helped us find the service area. we were really desperate. Good luck!
―Myachina
41.46714, 1.97775
ticket from barcelona center (3 zones) - 3,40 €not a good place to go towards zaragoza/lleida, we found 4 other people trying to hitchhike this direction at the station for more than two hours (most of the cars go to valencia), so we moved to A2 where it was easier.
―Anonymous