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Buses and schedules forBergara to Arrasate / Mondragon

Over 140,000 trips and 7,000 stops

Trip information

Average on days with service

Duration
~9 min
Buses per day
197
First bus
00:18
Last bus
05:48

Stations

  • Bergara

    Bergara bus stop

  • Arrasate / Mondragon

    Arrasate / Mondragón bus station

Operators on Bergara to Arrasate / Mondragon

Typical schedules

Direct
197
Total
197
Duration
~9 min
DepartureArrivalOperator
00:1800:40Pesa · 22 min
00:4101:05Pesa · 24 min
00:4801:12Pesa · 24 min
01:1101:35Pesa · 24 min
01:1801:42Pesa · 24 min
01:1801:40Pesa · 22 min
02:1802:40Pesa · 22 min
02:4803:10Pesa · 22 min
03:1803:40Pesa · 22 min
04:1804:40Pesa · 22 min
05:1505:35Pesa · 20 min
05:4806:10Pesa · 22 min

Information

Bergara and Arrasate / Mondragon are connected by direct regional buses across the Basque Country and Navarre. On Sarebus you can compare typical timetables and book with each operator.

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More about the Bergara to Arrasate / Mondragon bus route

  • How long does the bus from Bergara to Arrasate / Mondragon take?

    On days with service there are 197 direct departures; the trip takes about 9 minutes, from 00:18 to 05:48.

  • Which companies operate Bergara–Arrasate / Mondragon?

    This corridor is served by Pesa. Sarebus aggregates timetables; tickets are sold on each operator's website.

  • Where do buses depart and arrive?

    Coaches leave from Bergara bus stop and arrive at Arrasate / Mondragón bus station.

  • How do I buy a ticket?

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