Granada Buses - Travel Routes, Bus Fares and Timetables
There are city, intercity and suburban buses in Granada. Find out here how they work and which one will take you to the Alhambra, the airport or some touristic places outside the city.
Information about Granada bus service: how to get around, pay for travel or plan a journey.
Granada Bus Station
Where to buy tickets and prices, parking, location, bus companies in Granada Bus Station,
restaurant, services, cash machines and taxis.
Granada City Buses
Bus fares, travel cards and single tickets, destinations, discounts for students, bus stops,
network maps and timetables of Granada city buses.
Buses Serving The Alhambra
Buses to the Alhambra, Albaicin and Sacromonte called touristic bus routes.
Timetables, bus fares, route maps and bus stops.
Granada Airport Bus
Bus service to and from Granada Airport, timetables, bus stops, time
between stops, ticket prices, maps, opinions and contact details.
Metropolitan Area Buses
Services between Granada and nearby villages, metropolitan area buses that
go to La Zubia, Alfacar, Santa Fe, Hetor Vega and other villages.
Granada Intercity Buses
Practical information about buses to Granada Coast, Madrid, Malaga, Seville, Almeria,
Marbella, Almuñecar and other cities and towns.
Granada - Sierra Nevada
Sierra Nevada internal buses, buses connecting Granada with the Sierra Nevada,
bus stops, timetables, journey time and fares.
Buses Serving The Alpujarra
Buses between Granada and the Alpujarra. Where to buy tickets, routes and villages, bus stops, timetables,
destinations and bus fares.
Page Updated: February 27, 2020
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Opinions about Granada Buses
Granada City Buses
The buses throughout the city are regular and reliable.
If you are in a small group or plan on using several buses consider buying a 'Bono' which is a credit sized bus card you buy on board for 2 euros and top up with a minimum of 5 euros - it reduces the cost of a bus jou
ey to just over half price and 1 card can be used for several people.
Also if you use a second bus within 45 mins you don't get charged the second time (Jacqui).
