Hitchhiking from Zarautz
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Hitchhiking to Zarautz
Recent reviews mentioning Zarautz
43.28404, -2.32801
A lot of traffic (incl with French license plates) and free bathrooms, but still took a very long time.―Laurashiley
43.23044, -2.75368
Got a ride with a taxi van returning empty to San Sebastian. Not a huge amount of traffic, but enough to work!―Laurashiley
43.31173, -1.97341
It's actually a good spot, but either way it took almost two hours until someone stopped.Good thing there is a supermarket to get some food, and a free water dispenser, and its very comfortable to wait there.
We haven't seen anything of the city centre of Donostia-San Sebastián but a lot of people told us that is really worth it to spend some time there.
―Anonymous
43.23027, -2.75437
We started at 12 o'clock because it took time to get there and waited like two hours asking around the people who stopped by the gas station.To get to the direction of San Sebastian, you have to wait at the gas station below/south the highway.
Bus service to get there was kind of problematical because we had to change the bus and the second bus just left the bus station like 15 min earlier so we had to take a diffrent connection. But i guess it was bad luck.
―Anonymous
43.23027, -2.75437
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43.27796, -1.97948
There is a small way to get there. But the third person asked instantly took me( young male) to swiss.―Anonymous
43.2778, -1.97945
great spot to head to france, loads of traffic.―Veless
43.41174, -3.54273
not too much traffic at saturday afternoon―Veless
42.87837, -2.65671
Good spot with space to pull over. I had a sign for Donostia. Was quite windy when I was there. I got picked up by 2 Spanish women who were going to Zarautz on vacation. They ended up taking me the scenic route to Zarautz and bought me a train ticket to San Sebastian.―Arcturus
44.88818, -0.57968
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43.29255, -2.18151
good spot to leave Zarautz to travel further west. there is good place for cars to stop (the resting area), beautiful view and toilets.―Veless
43.32923, -1.82717
not too much traffic, as it was saturday evening, but managed to get a ride to Donostia San Sebastian―Veless
43.27957, -1.98416
Little road with a stop at the exit of the stationNot a lot of passage
The station is accessible with the bus bu11 then walk past the roundabout then past the houses and follow the mud path you'll arrive behind the station
―titounis53
43.28492, -2.32667
Loads of families at this gas station, so not alot cars with room. Alot of foreigners also and people speak quite good english and are mostly friendly. Mostly people are heading to Bilbao or along the north coast but at the end we got a ride to Madrid―Jouskapouska
43.27799, -1.97878
Good spot for going to France!! We had a dog and Two big backpacks. And a older couple took us to Bordeaux and they were ready to take us all the way to Paris! Ask people and write a sign.!―NTKtriohitch
43.19029, -2.4498
Toll station. Go there with a sign. Stand on the side corner of the right lane to be visible for the people going to Donostia. Good spot.―JamonWithRamon
43.31173, -1.97341
Took me a while but eventually got a ride to the border. Used a sign with "Francia". The traffic lights before this turned out to be better as they were red way more often and had a slighlty better placw to pull over.―VeikkaK
43.30343, -1.97882
There is a stop Light, where cars nee to stop, so you can throw your thumb out and walk along the cars to wait for a positive reaction. Just by the stoplight is also a big paper bin, where you can take some cardboard from to make a sign. I Made one direction León, (Bilbao, Vitoria-Gasteiz, Burgos). After around 10 Stoplight phases a guy took me to Arrasate/Mondragon near Vitoria.―Anonymous
43.31173, -1.97341
Very easy just smile and wave to everyone and someone will stop―HotzeRienstra
43.28663, -2.03192
Walked here from Donostia. Caught a ride before the police arrive that the gas station lady pretended to have called. 2 male drivers who were on their way to watch deer in the mountains ... I also joined them for this. But they were mainly speaking Basque.―TillWenke
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