Mobility

Getting to Vigo is easy by land, sea, and air, and getting around the city is easy too. Vigo Airport, Santiago de Compostela to one hour and Porto to 90 minutes. Train and bus station combined in Vialia, in the city centre, and with a bus service enhanced to the Festival grounds, which we will be updating on this page.

More information and schedules soon.

HOW TO GET TO VIGO

TRAIN

To reduce travel costs to Vigo from other parts of the country, the company Renfe, official train of Marisquiño, offers festival attendees a 10% discount on the purchase of High-Speed and Long-Distance tickets, which will be applied to the current fare at the time of purchase. You can request your discount code at info@omarisquino.com

Line and schedule information on Renfe’s website.

FLIGHT

The Vigo airport currently has direct flights from Madrid, Barcelona, Santander, Palma de Mallorca, Tenerife North and Gran Canaria, operated by six airlines. 

The A Line of urban buses connects the airport with the city centre and the main intermodal terminals such as the Marítima Station and the Vialia Station.

In addition, the airports of Santiago and Porto offer numerous national and international connections. 

BUS

The Vigo bus station offers a wide range of routes that connect the city with numerous destinations in Galicia, the rest of Spain, and Europe.

BOAT

The Mar de Ons Shipping Company reinforces its service between Cangas and Vigo during the festival days.

GETTING AROUND VIGO

URBAN BUSES

To make it easier to travel between the city centre and Samil beach, during the festival days a special shuttle operates with stops at different points around the city. In addition, the public company VITRASA strengthens the regular daytime lines that end at Samil and extends the night line. 

TOURISM

Visit the website of the Vigo City Council for more information about the city’s tourist offering and its surroundings.