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Public Transportation

Whether you’re commuting daily or exploring the city, getting from A to B in Castellón de la Plana is easy and convenient. From reliable public transport to bike-friendly streets and family-friendly options, we’ve got all the tips to help you navigate the city with ease!

Bus (Autobús)

• Operator: TUCS (www.tucs.es)

• Tickets & Fare: Tickets can be purchased by cash directly from the driver, or you can use a rechargeable travel card (called a “Tarjeta Transporte” in Spanish). It’s recommended to have a bus card for frequent users as it offers discounts.

• Accessibility: Most buses are equipped with wheelchair access, making them suitable for people with reduced mobility.

* Public Transport Card (Tarjeta Transporte / Bus Pass)

In Castellón, the transport card is a convenient way to travel on buses and trams. Here’s where you can buy, change or top up the card:

• Tenencia de Alacaldía Este

Avda. Hermanos Bou, 27 bajo

T: +34 964 26 12 67

• Tenencia de Alacaldía Norte

Plaza del Primer Molí, s/n

T: +34 964 22 33 50

• Tenencia de Alacaldía Grao

Paseo Buenavista, 28

T: +34 964 28 38 40

• Tenencia de Alacaldía Oeste

Plaza Lagunas de Ruidera, s/n –

Mas Blau

T: +34 964 24 47 65

• Tenencia de Alacaldía Sur

C/ Ricardo Catalá Abad, esq.

C/ Joaquín Marqués – 12006

T: +34 964 25 27 36

Online Applications, Topping Up & Discounts

Some providers allow you to purchase or top up the card online through their websites, though this may vary based on specific promotions or services.

You can top up your bus card at any Tobacco (Estanco) shop displaying the green bus sign. Be sure to check the store’s opening hours in advance.

For example, young people under 31 years old can get discounted tickets, and children under 7 years old travel in the city for free. These special bus cards require a separate application. For more details on discount policies, please refer to the official website.

Tram (Tranvía)

Castellón has a light rail tram system which connects the city with some of its neighboring towns and coastal areas, including the popular beach area El Grao and the port of Castellón.

• Operator: TRAM Castellón (www.tramcastellon.com)

• Routes & Frequency: The tram runs frequently during the day, with regular service to the main residential and tourist areas.

• Tickets & Fare: Similar to buses, tram tickets can be purchased via a travel card or single tickets, depending on the user’s needs.

Train (Tren)

The city has a Renfe train station that connects Castellón to other major cities in Spain, including Valencia and Madrid.

For travel within the region, the Cercanías (commuter train) system operates between Castellón and nearby towns, even to Valencia city.

• Operator: Renfe (www.renfe.com)

• Routes & Frequency: Trains are regular, and there are both high-speed (AVANT) and regional trains. The Cercanías line offers easy access to surrounding areas.

• Tickets & Fare: Tickets can be purchased online, at the station, or through the Renfe app. The fare varies depending on the distance and the type of train chosen.

Taxi

Taxis in Castellón can be hailed on the street or ordered by phone. There are official taxi ranks near major public areas such as train stations, shopping districts, and the airport.

• Fare: Taxis are metered, with the fare determined by the time and distance traveled.

• Availability: Taxis are available 24/7 in Castellón, although late-night availability may be limited in some areas.

• Order a taxi:

• Taxi apps: like Free Now, Cabify, Uber, Bolt, and Pide Taxi offer convenient, on-demand ride-hailing services in Castellón.

Bicycles (Bicicletas)

The city is bicycle-friendly, and there are designated bike lanes in the city center and along major roads. Castellón has a public bike-sharing system known as Bicicas which offers an affordable and eco-friendly transportation option for short trips.

• Operator: Bicicas Castellón (www.bicicas.es)

• Availability: Bicycles can be rented from various stations around the city, especially in high-traffic areas like Plaza Mayor, Grao, and near the beach. You can also use the Bicicas app or the website to locate available bikes and nearby stations.

• Fare: Bicycle rental prices are affordable, with options for daily or monthly passes.

• Using the Bikes: Unlock bikes via the app, and after using return bikes to any nearby available station.

Car Rentals (Alquiler un coche)

For those who prefer more flexibility or plan to travel beyond Castellón, renting a car is another option. There are multiple car rental agencies at the airport and within the city center. Websites for rental companies include:

• Hertz www.hertz.es/rentacar/reservation

• Europcar www.europcar.es/es-es

• Avis www.avis.es

• Malco www.malcorentacar.com

• Record Go www.recordrentacar.com