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Someone on here who gets the bus should know which Justo Quesada office it is.

It just seems a bit strange starting opposite The Old Don Carlos then going to Coopers Arms then back to the Arches. As you say maybe someone who gets the bus might know.

Times changed think 0930 and 1015 going and 1200 and 1245 return

marcliff wrote:Someone on here who gets the bus should know which Justo Quesada office it is.

All I know is it picks up in Quesada main street, Las Naciones, near the Municiple centre (so that must be the Justo Quesada office ) It then goes to coopers bar area and then up into various stops in Upper Quesada and on to Rojales. It doesn't stop in Marquesa Golf area, although it travels through there.

Hope that helps.

Jan wrote:

marcliff wrote:Someone on here who gets the bus should know which Justo Quesada office it is.

All I know is it picks up in Quesada main street, Las Naciones, near the Municiple centre (so that must be the Justo Quesada office ) It then goes to coopers bar area and then up into various stops in Upper Quesada and on to Rojales. It doesn't stop in Marquesa Golf area, although it travels through there.

Hope that helps.

Yes it does, thanks Jan. I think it would be best for us to catch it from Coopers Arms as it will be easier to park the car there. All we were thinking is that rather than trying to park near the market it might be simpler to park near a bus stop and catch the bus. Parking in Rojales is bad enough at the best of times. Once we've done the trip we can see where else it stops en route.

its an easy walk from the coopers arms to rojales market ,all down hill from the top of avienida aeroputo, done it myself many a time,or get to the top were the white block of flats are on top of the hill,and walk down that way you could call in at Bar Respiro on your way down or back up you,ll find it worth it,

GLASSMAN wrote:its an easy walk from the coopers arms to rojales market ,all down hill from the top of avienida aeroputo, done it myself many a time,or get to the top were the white block of flats are on top of the hill,and walk down that way you could call in at Bar Respiro on your way down or back up you,ll find it worth it,

Unfortunately my husband has Peripheral Artery Disease and cant walk more than about 20 metres before stopping and can only manage about 100 metres altogether so, although it might be a nice walk, it cant be done I'm afraid.

GLASSMAN wrote:its an easy walk from the coopers arms to rojales market ,all down hill from the top of avienida aeroputo, done it myself many a time,or get to the top were the white block of flats are on top of the hill,and walk down that way you could call in at Bar Respiro on your way down or back up you,ll find it worth it,

Yes, of course it is Glassman. All downhill from the top of Avda Aeropuerto? Yeah, but uphill to get to there and then uphill on the way back.
An easy walk it certainly is not peripheral arterial disease or not.

sorry should have said ,easy nice walk if your fit and in good health,i,m not the worlds fittest but find it an easy walk,

TonTri wrote:

Jan wrote:

marcliff wrote:Someone on here who gets the bus should know which Justo Quesada office it is.

All I know is it picks up in Quesada main street, Las Naciones, near the Municiple centre (so that must be the Justo Quesada office ) It then goes to coopers bar area and then up into various stops in Upper Quesada and on to Rojales. It doesn't stop in Marquesa Golf area, although it travels through there.

Hope that helps.

Yes it does, thanks Jan. I think it would be best for us to catch it from Coopers Arms as it will be easier to park the car there. All we were thinking is that rather than trying to park near the market it might be simpler to park near a bus stop and catch the bus. Parking in Rojales is bad enough at the best of times. Once we've done the trip we can see where else it stops en route.

It's easy to park near coopers arms and the free coach/bus stops just outside the entrance steps to the Sunset bar and hairdressers.
You will see a few people waiting there.

The coach doesn't run on Spanish bank-holiday days (ie Red days & some local holidays) so check those out if you are going but otherwise it runs all year round on a Thursday.