Train, plane, ferry, bus, taxi and bike: the ways to reach Alhama de Almería and the capital, with each operator's information.
Alhama de Almería lies about 25 km from the capital, in the Andarax valley. The direct public-transport link is the M-103 metropolitan bus line, which connects the village with Almería. All other connections leave from the capital: the intermodal train and bus station, the airport and the ferry port to North Africa. Timetables, fares and destinations change often, so each entry points to the operator's official website.
Directory verified in July 2026. Timetables, fares and destinations are volatile: always confirm on the operator's website before travelling.
The direct public-transport link between Alhama de Almería and the capital: the M-103 line of the Metropolitan Transport Consortium (CTAL).
The capital's train (Renfe) and coach (ALSA) station. ⚠️ Under construction since March 2024: trains temporarily depart from Huércal-Viator until ~end 2027 — check the departure point.
The capital's radio taxi service, with ranks at the station and the airport.
App-based shared e-bikes in the city of Almería, launched in February 2026. ⚠️ Recent service, fleet still ramping up.
The ferry port to North Africa: Melilla year-round, plus Nador, Ghazaouet and Oran. ⚠️ Frequencies to Algeria vary — check with the operator.
The city's airport (AENA, IATA LEI), about 9 km east of Almería, with domestic flights and seasonal European destinations.
Frequently asked questions
The direct way is the M-103 metropolitan bus line run by CTAL, which connects Alhama de Almería with the capital via Los Pinos, Benahadux and Gádor. Check timetables and frequencies on ctal.es or call 950 186 570.
Yes, with connections to Madrid, Granada and Seville (via Granada). But note: the Intermodal Station has been under construction since March 2024 and trains temporarily depart from Huércal-Viator station, expected until ~end 2027. Check the departure point on renfe.com before travelling.
Yes, Almería Airport (AENA, IATA LEI) is about 9 km east of the city. It offers domestic flights and seasonal European destinations. Check the up-to-date routes on aena.es.
Yes. Ferries leave the Port of Almería for Melilla (year-round), Nador (Morocco), and Ghazaouet and Oran (Algeria). Frequencies to Algeria are seasonal and variable: check with the operator (Armas Trasmediterránea, Baleària) on apalmeria.com.