In January I tried it with a sign to Malaga and got a lift with one of the first cars out of the ferry. The guy who picked me up told me, that even the people at the passport checkpoint noticed me and where asking him, if he could take me further. I think it's pretty good spot to catch a long ride. I got a lift almost to murcia

I've been waiting there 2 times, one evening after 5 pm and the other morning starting around 10 am without success. I was asking all people getting fuel, but most people are just living around the neighborhood. And indeed it is a very crowded place, because people around getting there postboxes from there. Some few were willing to take me, but were heading north - and I wanted to go south. I didn't try it with a sign, but there is no good space for cars to stop at the road. I wouldn't try again there - or maybe it just takes much longer waiting time. I went to the roundabout at the "centro comercial Lagoh" and I got a lift within 15 minutes to Jerez

I was unshure in the beginning, because it's a pretty crowded roundabout, but it took me around 15 min, (on a weekday around 3 pm) and I got a ride towards Jerez (was in january though)

Took a total of 3 hrs but only spent 25 minutes in this spot. Very exposed but high traffic and trees for shade.

This is a good spot and me and my LoVE with our dog were suprised with tha car that took us. I was playing some music on my viola so maybe that helped?! Who knows…;)

Arrived in the Evening around 6.30 or 7 pm. Was very full, but I decided to sleep in a tent nearby. In the morning it was very empty, only every few minutes a car came. The only truck that stayed there over night at least brought me to the next service station, which was way more alive.

At first I tried to talk to people, which isn't very easy since the two restaurants and the gas station are all like 100m apart. I wasn't succesful with that, even though the people there where very very friendly. But I think most are lokal and don't go far from there. When the restaurants closed at 5.30 and 6 pm I went to the entry at the roundabout, stood there for like 20-30 Minutes and got a lift a bit further than Jerez.

Tried to get to Sevilla, but that seemed to be hard. Especially to Malaga was easier. At the End I took a ride near Malaga. You should probably talk to the people there, even though it's a bit annoying to always walk between the gas station and the hotel/restaurant since they are more than 100m apart

Tried to get into the direction of Sevilla from there. Not a perfect spot, at the end I went to the gas station and talked to people. Tourists then took me near Loja

Tried to go south on the highway, didn't work for me

Tried to go south on the highway, didn't work for me

Didn't work for me, after an hour of waiting I went to another place

Tried to go west but it didn't work. Eventually I tried to get into Valencia which worked ok.

The spot is alright, with a lot of space for cars to stop. Iwas a bit afraid for my first hitchhiking experience in Spain as I read that it would be significantly more difficult than in France. I was on my way to a village close to Girona which is a bit of an awkward way from Puigcerda so I wrote Ripoll and Vic on my cardboard. Eventually someone stopped and said he would take me to the place where the road to Ripoll starts. After talking a bit it turned out he would be going all the way to Girona in the afternoon after having lunch with his wife. I had to kill a few hours but was very lucky with my direct ride.

Found a ride quickly to the train station of Santa Ana

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Traffic light point, but terrible. It's a spot that generates no trust on drivers. Everyone was looking funny at me. I just wanted a ride to the first highway station, but I also had a sign saying Zaragoza, just in case. Switched back and forth between using the sign and just trying to get drivers to open their windows.

We were trying to go toward Zaragoza. Took us a while to realize that wasn't going to happen. Most people are going either to France or Barcelona. Around lunchtime we decided to accept a ride to Barcelona and ask a drop off before the highway exit. But by that time there were almost no cars coming through, and the ones that did weren't going to Barcelona. One truck driver accepted to drive one person, but we were two and wanted to stick together. In the end we took a bus to Figueres and then a train to Barcelona.

Got a ride to Portugal ! And some people were ready to take me to Madrid. Good spot

I was trying to get to Zaragoza and figured this would be the most direct road, but a driver told me that everyone would take the AP-2 from LL-11, not this national road. Either way, this gas station only has 2 pumps, it's really small. I don't know very well how to rate it, but it seems like a medium-bad spot.

The spot is alright, with a lot of space for cars to stop. Iwas a bit afraid for my first hitchhiking experience in Spain as I read that it would be significantly more difficult than in France. I was on my way to a village close to Girona which is a bit of an awkward way from Puigcerda so I wrote Ripoll and Vic on my cardboard. Eventually someone stopped and said he would take me to the place where the road to Ripoll starts. After talking a bit it turned out he would be going all the way to Girona in the afternoon after having lunch with his wife. I had to kill a few hours but was very lucky with my direct ride.

Glad to see other comments replicate my experience. The truck driver who dropped us off here said there were going to be a lot of spanish trucks that could take us directly to Spain. We had our hopes up in the beginning, but we slowly lost hope... Basically, this is a good spot to go to Geneve. After some hours, we were just trying to go past Lyon into the A6 or A7 highway. Took a long time, but in the end we found a truck driver from Spain who, after a little bit of conversation, became willing to take both of us (a couple) all the way across the border. Lucky! I don't know what I would have done otherwise.

the staff is friendly and helpful. the spot was empty during the night, as pretty much all in spain. and mind you it was during the apagón. it works for several directions, namely murcia, valencia, one trucker even said he was going to badajoz. eventually a romanian van driver took me all the way to porta de barcelona, even a bit out of his way. thanks, mihail

Really good spot to reach Spain, Bayonne

Good spot to reach Pays Basque (Bayone) Spain or Dax

Took about 30 mins, decent spot for cars to stop - but its Spain so getting a ride isnt the easiest, but it’ll come.

Not a lot of space for the cars to stop and there aren't too many going deeper into Spain. Gpt lucky and were picked up by the bus

The car are going slow and there's space to stop. Good for going into the direction to Spain but probably hard to get in to Spain.

Good to go to Collioure, there's space to stop and cars aren't going too fast. The closer to Spain you want to get the hardwr it probably is.

First Car picked us up, enough space to stop, not really representative for spain though

Many people are here in summer taking a rest. But I wanted to go to Spain and didn't found a good ride for a long time, there were all driving by (I stood at the echt of the resting area.) Bring sun protection and patience.

Wanted to go South towards Spain, had a sign with A6 / A10 Sud de la France but had to wait pretty long until I found a proper ride. There's a traffic light and also some place to stop for cars, but most of the people just drove by without stopping, it was hard since many are not going out of town. Still, after 3h I got lucky and found a man that took me 4 hours South and I had no stress, so it was fine :)

Good spot for everywhere in spain😅 I took a bus in san sebastian(31) and walked 20 min(is about 1/1.30 hour only walking). At the end of the road there is a little road between the bushes. Good spot

I was trying the spot for the highway(for spain) but there were not many cars and not so much space for stop. We were 2, one was trying for the highway and me for the normal road. My stop worked, a guy dropped us in the spanish border.

Good spot for san sebastian or beyonne or spain.

It worked but you need to ne patience. There were some blackberry to. The guy dropped me in the first gas station, good spot for san sebastian or spain.

not so many cars leaving here to Zaragoza. We spent night here because only one girl stopped and was scared to take 2 guys. Next day we started hitchhiking from 7:30 and finally at 12:15 one man from Africa who lives in Spain took us to Zaragoza. 1 km from here is the roundabout that goes to zaragoza but police told us if they saw us again we will pay. But one police woman said 20 minutes ago that we can autostop there.

The pot is perfect, i was aiming italy so it takes long searching for italian cars, but if you want to go in france is super easy. Is possible also for germany and spain or switzerland and netherlans(in summer of course). There is a MC, the station is open 24, i slept there because was raining. There are 2 parking spot.

I waited about 5 minutes at the exit of the station, with a sign saying "A10", and got a lift to Chatellereault (near Poitiers). A few cars even stopped before that but were not able to help me. Many people heading to the south, and a lot of truckers are resting. Go ahead and ask them, many of them go to Spain ! 👍

My shortest waiting time for a ride in Spain