One hundred and five kilometres of A-381 between Algeciras and El Puerto, about eighty minutes through the cork oak country.
Carpooling on this route means doing that stretch with a full car and a shared bill.
Less spending • Fewer empty cars • A smarter way to move.

The train forces a detour and the bus runs on fixed timetables.
As a passenger you arrive in the centre of El Puerto, not at the out of town station.
If you drive, we pay you €0.04 per kilometre and passenger.
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Moving better also means getting everywhere.
Algeciras runs port and logistics shifts around the clock, and at the other end there are the sherry bodegas, the beach and the El Puerto fair. With a full car, the trip pays off.
The questions we get asked most about carpooling on this route, answered quickly.
About 82 minutes for 105 km on the A-381, crossing Los Alcornocales on the way.
Yes. Port work does not follow bus timetables: post your shift and find whoever repeats it.
That works too. Post the night shift and find whoever clocks in or out with you: Algeciras never really stops.
To a shift at the port, over to the bay or back to the Campo de Gibraltar. Post the route and anyone leaving from Los Barrios or Jerez joins without detours.
More direct. Cheaper. Smarter.