Almería, Andalucía to Bilbao, Basque Country from $54: 5 ways by bus, train, flight or car

• On your journey from Almeria to Bilbao, you will be traveling with Renfe, the primary train operator in Spain. While the onboard catering services are limited, you can expect a café car offering light snacks and beverages, including coffee, soft drinks, and sandwiches. If you prefer a more substantial meal, consider packing your own food, as you'll find picnic areas available on the train.

• Renfe offers a variety of seating options for your trip. You can choose from Turista (Economy), Preferente (First Class), or Club (Business Class) seats. The Turista section is the most economical and has comfortable seating, while Preferente features more spacious and reclined seats with complimentary catering, and Club offers the highest level of comfort with exclusive services and more privacy.

• Your trip is operated by Renfe, and you can check their schedules or book tickets through their website: ">">renfe.com For local transport in Bilbao, visit Bilbao’s Public Transport website, where you can find schedules for buses, trams, and metro services. Upon arrival at Bilbao Abando station, you can leave your luggage in the station's lockers and use the restrooms, although showers are not available. To get to the city center, take Metro Line 1 (the red line) from Abando station, getting off at the Casco Viejo stop—it's a quick 5-minute ride.