The Running of the Bulls


Shit scared of bulls.

Fast Facts

 

Run for your life (sometimes literally).

Where: Pamplona, Navarra, Spain.

When: July 5th - 14th

How: Plane, train, bus or car. Private shuttle from Barcelona.

Cost: 50€ a day.

Sleep: Camping accommodation (twin share tent, sleeping mat, sleeping bag).

Eat: Hot breakfasts everyday and BBQ dinner every second night.

Inclusions: Accommodation, meals, transfers to and from the bull run, massive Stoke campsite party.

Add ons: Unlimited beer, wine and sangria (5€ a day), traditional clothes (white and red), surf lessons.

 

The biggest party outside of the bull run and unlimited beer, wine and sangria...

 

Price Details

 

Basic Trip

starting at 50€ a day (5€ a day for beer and sangria)

from Monday July 4 ’till Saturday July 14

including: Camping accomodation, breakfast, BBQ every 2nd night, shuttles to bullrun

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Bus it to the bulls

From 75€

what do you get: Private coaches, camping accommodation, meals, guides, great times.

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WEEKEND TRIPS

for 150€

departing friday, july 6. and friday july 13

2 nights all-inclusive camping accommodation. (tents , mats and sleeping bags set-up for your arrival).
– return private bus from barcelona
– barbecue dinner
– 2 hot breakfasts.
– guides and all shuttles into the festival
– 5 euro unlimited booze
– opening ceremony satyurday
– first bull run sunday
– departs pamplona at 9:30 sunday morning

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What Is It?

Be  afraid,  be  very,  kinda,  afraid.

Of having a whale of a time! Because in addition to the wonderful terror that is the bull run, this festival is so much more! It is one of the world's biggest street parties, and day and night you can drink and dance and smooch in the streets. There are cultural events every day, so you can do something nice and really justify going on a massive rip during the night. Truly wonderful.

 

And we haven't even mentioned Stoke Travel's Bull Bite Base Camp. This is where your dreams come to fruity fruition. The 2nd biggest party in the region this time of year (the biggest being the world's 3rd biggest street party, in Pamplona town, of course). Meet hundreds of new besties, and make sure you set yourself up with a hangover for the next morning - because that is when you'll be facing the bulls...

Roll wit' us!

How you gettin' there cow lovers? Why not take one of Stoke Travel's own buses? We roll in from Barcelona, Madrid and Paris, man. One way trips and full weekend packages available, check it out.

Rock 'n' Bulls.

Why not combine the cow festival with a music festival. BBK Bilbao Live truly rocks my friends (apart from Coldplay last year, soz Coldplay lovers) and is timed to coincide with the opening day of the Running of the Bulls. Talk about convenient! Thanks universe...

Surf and Turf Bitches.

Once the running is done spend a night or sixteen at our San Sebastian Surf Camp. It is literally down the road, check out the detailos here amigos.

 


Location

 

Pamplona.

The land of big, angry, bulls and all night street parties.

We camp an hour away from the city centre, by the beach, because a dip in the sea is the best way to soothe those petrified bones of yours...

How To Get Here?

 

 

Come fly to us...

 

You want to fly to either Bilbao, or Biarritz. Check Ryanair, Easyjet and Vueling for cheap deals. There's plenty of cheap deals. We love cheap deals.

 

If you fly to Bilbao you can get a bus directly from the airport to Zarautz, buses leave from the front of the airport at 7am, 11:30am, 3:30pm and 8:30pm

 

If you land outside of these times there is an hourly bus to San Sebastian city centre. Once there the local bus to Zarautz leaves from the street outside very same bus station. And the local train that connects San Sebastian to Zarautz is right there too! Follow the  "by bus" or "by train" details outlined below.

 

If you fly into Biarritz you must first make your way to San Sebastian and then follow the "by train" details outlined below. To get to San Sebastian from Biarritz International Airport take a French SNCF train to Hendaye, change to the nearby Euskotren station (located just outside the SNCF station) and take a Euskotren to San Sebastian. Each train ride is between 30-40 minutes, with the total train trip cost less than €10. A coach service also exists between Biarritz airport and the Hendaye train station, via Saint-Jean-De-Luz (change buses there). The coach ride is less than one hour and costs about €4.

 

Come on ride the choo choo train

 

You can catch the Spanish national railway from most cities to San Sebastian. Check www.renfe.com for details. Once in San Sebastian, as the national (or big) train station is in the middle of town, you want to catch the local bus to Zarautz, which is outlined below.

 

If you arrive in San Sebastian by bus from Bilbao airport, or by local train via Hendaye from Biarritz, the Euskotren is the way to go (see maps for directions). Trains run from San Sebastian (Amara) to Zarautz (San Pelaio) from the early morning until about 10pm. The trip costs 2 euros and takes 30 minutes.

Buses are for legends.

 

You can arrive to San Sebastian by bus from all over Europe and within Spain. Eurolines deal with international bookings (www.eurolines.com) and Vibasa within Spain (www.vibasa.es).

 

From just outside the main bus station you can get the local bus to Zarautz. If you catch the national train to San Sebastian, or are coming from San Sebastian Old Town, you want to get the bus from the street called Avenida. Fast buses run on the hour from San Sebastian, take 20 minutes and cost 2 euros. Look out for the Z3, from bus stop 26 on the Avenida. See the maps for directions.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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