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Santiago de Compostela to A Coruna Train Tickets & Timetable

Trains from Santiago de Compostela to A Coruna run on the electrified Atlantic Axis corridor in Galicia, mainly as Renfe Avant and Media Distancia services. Departures use Santiago de Compostela station and arrive at A Coruna station, with some services calling at Ordes and Uxes before reaching the city. The rail distance is about 74 km. The fastest Avant trains take about 28 minutes, while stopping services usually take 35 to 45 minutes. There are roughly 25 to 35 departures per day in one direction, with higher frequency on weekdays. One-way Avant fares start from about €7.60 ($8 USD) for a basic standard-class ticket. Final prices depend on class and season; current prices are visible in real time on the search page above. Rail Monsters accepts bookings 6 to 12 months ahead; book earlier for Easter Week, August holidays, Christmas/New Year, and long weekends in Galicia.

7Jul

Seats

Santiago de Compostela

A Coruna

Each ticket has information about

Departure Time

Travel time

Arrival Time

Changes

Brand name / Train type

Ticket price

Morning trains

06:35

Santiago de CompostelaStation

1h 10m

07:45

A CorunaStation

Direct

REGIONAL 12512

from

12 USD

1h 10m, Direct

06:35

Santiago de CompostelaStation

07:45

A CorunaStation

from

12 USD

Direct

REGIONAL 12512

07:22

Santiago de CompostelaStation

1h 8m

08:30

A CorunaStation

Direct

AVANT 09470

from

15 USD

1h 8m, Direct

07:22

Santiago de CompostelaStation

08:30

A CorunaStation

from

15 USD

Direct

AVANT 09470

Day trains

13:22

Santiago de CompostelaStation

1h 8m

14:30

A CorunaStation

Direct

AVANT 09120

from

15 USD

1h 8m, Direct

13:22

Santiago de CompostelaStation

14:30

A CorunaStation

from

15 USD

Direct

AVANT 09120

14:10

Santiago de CompostelaStation

1h 10m

15:20

A CorunaStation

Direct

REGIONAL 12528

from

12 USD

1h 10m, Direct

14:10

Santiago de CompostelaStation

15:20

A CorunaStation

from

12 USD

Direct

REGIONAL 12528

Evening trains

18:36

Santiago de CompostelaStation

1h 9m

19:45

A CorunaStation

Direct

InterCity

Renfe Media Distancia 09172

from

15 USD

1h 9m, Direct

18:36

Santiago de CompostelaStation

19:45

A CorunaStation

from

15 USD

Direct

InterCity

Renfe Media Distancia 09172

19:13

Santiago de CompostelaStation

1h 12m

20:25

A CorunaStation

Direct

InterCity

Renfe Media Distancia 09182

from

15 USD

1h 12m, Direct

19:13

Santiago de CompostelaStation

20:25

A CorunaStation

from

15 USD

Direct

InterCity

Renfe Media Distancia 09182

First train

06:35

Last train

23:28

Travel duration

39m

Daily departures

Departure station

Santiago de Compostela

Changes

direct

Arrival station

A Coruna

Ticket price

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Santiago de Compostela to A Coruna Route Overview

The Santiago de Compostela to A Coruna train is a short intercity link across western Galicia rather than a long Spanish high-speed trip. The line forms part of the Atlantic Axis, which links A Coruna, Santiago, Pontevedra, and Vigo, so trains are timed for both commuters and day visitors. A distinctive feature is the rapid change from Santiago's inland plateau to the approach into A Coruna near the Atlantic coast. Avant services usually use reserved seating, while some Media Distancia tickets may be tied to a specific train without the wider fare range seen on Madrid or Barcelona high-speed routes.

Travel time

39m

Train type

Renfe AVE

Renfe Avlo

Renfe Media Distancia

Fastest trip

31m

Longest trip

1h 15m

Santiago de Compostela

Santiago de Compostela is Galicia's capital and the endpoint of the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage routes. Santiago de Compostela station is southwest of the old town, with local buses and taxis linking it to the cathedral area in about 10 to 15 minutes.

Santiago de Compostela

Station

39m

A Coruna

A Coruna is a port city on Galicia's northwestern coast, known for the Tower of Hercules, the glass-fronted galerias, and the Riazor and Orzan waterfront. A Coruna station sits south of the city center, with bus and taxi connections to Maria Pita Square, the harbor, and the beaches.

A Coruna

Station

Available Ticket Classes

Renfe Avant and Media Distancia trains between Santiago de Compostela and A Coruna generally offer a single standard seating class. Avant trains have airline-style seats, assigned places on many departures, power sockets on selected trainsets, and luggage racks at the car ends and above seats. This route does not normally offer AVE fare families such as Basico, Elige, Elige Confort, or Premium, and there is no Preferente or Club class on the regular Santiago to A Coruna Avant service.

from

$12

Economy Class

from

$30

Business class

Practical Information for Avant Travelers

Renfe Avant services between Santiago de Compostela and A Coruna follow Spanish medium-distance luggage rules. Keep bags manageable, as the ride is short and boarding times can be brief.

Luggage Allowance

Renfe generally allows up to 3 pieces of luggage per passenger, with a combined weight of up to 25 kg and total dimensions up to 290 cm across all pieces. Each item should be small enough to handle without staff assistance.

Storage Facilities

Avant and Media Distancia trainsets have overhead racks for small cases and bags, plus larger luggage areas near some car entrances. Standard suitcases are easier to place at the car-end racks than above the seats.

Special Items

Folded bicycles, scooters, sports equipment, and musical instruments are accepted when packed and within Renfe size limits. Full-size bicycles may require a cover and may be restricted on busy departures.

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Santiago de Compostela to A Coruna Map

The Santiago de Compostela to A Coruna route follows Galicia's Atlantic Axis north from Santiago de Compostela station to A Coruna station over about 74 km. Trains may call at Ordes and Uxes, depending on the service. The line leaves Santiago's urban edge, crosses rolling inland Galicia, then approaches A Coruna from the south before reaching the main station with onward city bus links.

Rail vs Bus vs Plane

Rail is the shortest public transport option between Santiago de Compostela and A Coruna, with station-to-station times from about 28 minutes. Intercity buses normally take about 1 hour to 1 hour 20 minutes depending on stops and traffic around the two cities. There are no practical nonstop flights for this short Galicia route, and using airports would take longer than the rail or bus trip once transfers are included. Electric rail on the Atlantic Axis is also the lower-emission option compared with road travel.

Train

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Travel time

Price from

Departures

Rating

Train

AVANT

Changes

Direct

Travel time

36m

Price from

Departures

143

Rating

Train

Changes

Direct

Travel time

40m

Price from

Departures

Rating

Train

AVE

Changes

Direct

Travel time

36m

Price from

$11

Departures

Rating

Train

REGIONAL

Changes

Direct

Travel time

53m

Price from

Departures

Rating

Train

AVLO

Changes

Direct

Travel time

35m

Price from

Departures

Rating

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Travel time

Price range

Winner

Train

Apprx.

39m

$7-$20

Bus

Apprx.

1h 10m

$6-$12

Flight

Apprx.

Santiago de Compostela to A Coruna Train

Renfe Avant is the fastest service between Santiago de Compostela and A Coruna, using modern electric trains on the Atlantic Axis and taking about 28 minutes on the quickest departures. These services can run up to 250 km/h (155 mph) where infrastructure and stopping patterns allow, though the short distance keeps average speeds lower. Media Distancia trains on the same corridor usually take 35 to 45 minutes because they make more stops or use slower schedules. Both service types normally offer standard seating rather than long-distance AVE class categories. Operator: Renfe.

Renfe AVE

Renfe AVE is Spain's high-speed rail service on major routes from Madrid.

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Renfe Avlo

Renfe Avlo is Spain's low-cost high-speed train with Turista class only.

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Renfe Media Distancia

Renfe medium-distance rail services link Spanish cities beyond commuter zones.

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FAQ about the Santiago de Compostela - A Coruna Route

How much is the train from Santiago de Compostela to A Coruna?

One-way Avant fares from Santiago de Compostela to A Coruna start from about €7.60 ($8 USD) for a basic standard-class ticket. Final prices depend on class and season; current prices are visible in real time on the search page above.

How long is the train from Santiago de Compostela to A Coruna?

The fastest Avant trains take about 28 minutes between Santiago de Compostela and A Coruna. Stopping Media Distancia services usually take about 35 to 45 minutes, depending on the number of calls.

How fast is the Santiago de Compostela to A Coruna train?

Avant trains on the Atlantic Axis can run up to 250 km/h (155 mph) where the line and schedule allow. The short 74 km distance and any intermediate stops mean the average speed is lower than the maximum.

How do I book Santiago de Compostela to A Coruna train tickets?

Book Santiago de Compostela to A Coruna train tickets on Rail Monsters by selecting your date, comparing available Renfe departures, and paying online. Rail Monsters accepts bookings 6 to 12 months ahead, and mobile apps for iOS and Android are available for managing tickets.

Does a rail pass cover Santiago de Compostela to A Coruna?

Eurail and Interrail passes are generally valid on Renfe services in Spain, but Avant and other reserved trains may require a paid seat reservation or supplement. The Renfe Spain Pass can also be used on eligible Renfe trains subject to pass rules and seat availability. Rail Monsters sells individual tickets for this route.

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