Hitchhiking from Sevilla
Hitchhiking to Sevilla
Recent reviews mentioning Sevilla
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
37.3623, -6.19962
La amiko el Hispanio, Sanchez veturis min a la mia unua portugala strando. Mia lasta petveturado en la malfacila Hispanio.―Jurobola
37.3901, -6.01029
Mi uzis ŝildon por SanLúcar kaj rumano veturigis min al la benzinstacio. De tie aferoj fluas pli bone. Mi dormis ku hamoko proksime la Centra Bustacio.―Jurobola
37.30303, -4.87734
Vere ne estas tiom da homoj, maljunulo vendanta citronojn kaj kelkaj kamionoj. Bonŝance maroka viro akceptis mian peton kaj portis min al Sevilo, proksime al la busstacidomo. Mi dormis en la strato Jándalo kun hamako super arbo.―Jurobola
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
37.30823, -6.89194
Good spot with enough place for cars to stop. nice option nearby to camp, safe but better have earplugs.―roadlifehacks
37.34133, -5.9852
Take the bus to Betis and walk to the roundabout. ask for the direction of the autopista. you can go via the highway or the parallel road, which also works, since lots of people want to avoid the highway toll. but it's slow of course.so maybe use a sign "Cadiz".
―Anonymous
37.34133, -5.9852
Sevillan people, please learn about the existence of a hitchiking culture in a lot of other countries, otherwise some tourists will drop dead in your sun!―CZV
37.34133, -5.9852
Crazy spot but it worked for me.―Anonymous
37.34133, -5.9852
I trusted the coments about this being a good spot. Went there at about 4pm. Got a ride at about 5. Next day. There's almost no place to stop. But there's a place to build a tent.―ViliusG
37.34133, -5.9852
We were a couple (aged 22 and 23) and we went to that spot according to what Hitchwiki said..we actually walked to there...so you basically have to watch out because there are quite a few oundabouts..so you actually have to pass 2 before you get to th right one..SatNav will work well if you have one in handy)..Otherwise the spot was really good and 10minutes after staying there a great Volvo stopped and gave us a lift to Jerez...great!―Anonymous
37.34133, -5.9852
Waited for 4h in the sun, only the police spotted for me. Twice.―Anonymous
37.34133, -5.9852
Be careful about where you stand, the police is quite picky. 10 min of waiting and a ride to Jerez.―Ewelinalucy
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
37.4137, -5.98773
Don't even bother trying―Diamanontolo
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
37.4137, -5.98773
I may have been very lucky but I never waited more than 5 minutes at this spot―Culo-inquieto
37.39045, -6.03373
Nice place to wait for a ride. Often people driving out here are locals and don't do long distance rides. (some people said), however got a ride to Ayamonte after a while.―Anonymous
37.38552, -5.91512
Lots of local people not going far.―Kidp3