Hendaye, Nouvelle-Aquitaine to San Sebastián, Basque Country from $2: 5 ways by bus, train, flight or car

• Onboard services for the Hendaye to San Sebastian route may vary by operator. The main operator is Euskotren, which usually offers a snack and drink service. Options might include coffee, snacks like pastries, and local sodas. While it’s best to bring your own food for a more fulfilling meal, light refreshments are typically available.

• The train offers a few options for seating, primarily Economy seating, which is generally comfortable for the short journey. Some services do not provide Business Class due to the route's short travel time; however, Economy seats are decent and provide decent legroom. Note that ticket prices may vary, so it's advisable to book in advance through the operator's website.

• The main operator for this route is Euskotren (website: (euskotren.eus). Other operators might include Renfe, but the primary connection is generally through Euskotren. Be sure to check both operators’ schedules for the best options. Additionally, check local transport options and schedules in San Sebastian on the city’s transport web page at (dbus.eus)

• Upon arriving at San Sebastian train station, make use of the luggage storage facility if you want to explore without your bags. The station has lockers where you can leave your luggage. The restrooms are present inside the station, but shower facilities are not typically available.

• The fastest way to get from San Sebastian train station to the city center is to take Bus Line 28, which goes directly to the center in about 15 minutes. Alternatively, a convenient walk to the city center will take around 25 minutes if you're up for it and helps you enjoy the local sights along the way.

• To maximize your experience, consider taking the bus with Lurraldebus Ekialdebus that departs from Sabin Arana Kalea and arrives at Maria Cristina Zubia, as it offers the quickest route in just 46 minutes. You can check the schedule and ticket options at their website: ekialdebus.eus

• Keep in mind that the bus station in Hendaye is fairly small, so arriving 10-15 minutes early is sufficient for finding your platform and making any last-minute purchases at local shops for snacks or water before the trip.

• Once you arrive at the Maria Cristina Zubia station in San Sebastian, you'll find it easy to navigate—the city center is just a short walk away. Be sure to grab a map or check the local transport schedule at the station for onward travel options and dining spots located within walking distance.