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Spanish bus company.

The largest long-distance bus company in Spain. If you are looking around the Net for another Spanish bus company, e.g., Alsina Graells or Continental Auto, and can't find it, it is quite probably because ALSA has taken it over, merged with it or otherwise absorbed it.

Bus company connecting Madrid with Galicia, Castilla y León, Estremadura and the Valencia region.

Parent company of Suroeste Bus, Victoriano Caballero, La Sepulvedana and, especially, Auto Res. Avanza or its subsidiaries operate routes from Madrid to Galicia, Oporto, Lisbon, Huelva, Jaén, the Valencia Region and Catalonia.

Daibus operates the Madrid-Algeciras route, stopping in Estepona along the way, and also connects Madrid with the Costa del Sol: Torremolinos, Fuengirola and Marbella.

Huelva bus company which operates routes throughout the west of Andalusia and Estremadura.

Madrid's main intercity bus station.

Portuguese bus company, which also operates the Lisbon-Seville route.

Segovia-based bus company operating throughout Spain.

Connects Castile and León, i.e., runs lines in Segovia, Salamanca, Valladolid, Palencia, Zamora, León (and beyond, to Lugo) and Soria (and beyond, to Saragossa). Spanish-only website.

Portuguese long-distance bus company.

Andalusian bus company which also communicates the region with Madrid.