Minibus Galich Kaiserslautern - book door to door and pay later

On this route can offer you 4 types of carriers, specifically bus, mini bus, carpooling and train. Which one will suit you, you can choose according to your personal criteria

The following railroad stations are suitable for your trip: Kaiserslautern railway station

Tickets for minibus can be purchased directly on our website. To do this, go to the main page of the website "Sharry.uk". Then in the search bar, enter the start and end points of your route and the date of travel. You will be presented with a list of all suitable trips with payment at the time of boarding, as well as the option to buy a ticket online.

Of course, on our website most carriers provide discounts for children, as well as for students, people with disabilities and the like. The size of the discount depends on the category, as well as directly on the carrier itself

The distance in kilometres between cities is 1524.

Buses stop at these stations: Kaiserslautern railway station

Most carriers on our website offer the option to pay on boarding. In the search results for your route, these trips will be labelled "pay on boarding".

When travelling from Galich to Kaiserslautern following station are suitable: Kaiserslautern railway station is suitable.

To buy cheap minibus tickets, you need to use the search on our website. Enter the start and end point of your route and the date of your trip. After the full list of search results is displayed, use the sort button and sort all trips from the lowest price to the highest. Choose the right option from the cheap trips, pay online and hit the road!

You can find a list of trips with payment on boarding on our website. On the main page, enter the route and date details and start the search. In the list of routes that opens, you will see a panel with dates that can be easily changed, as well as a list of all carriers sorted by departure time. If it so happens that there is no carrier on your date, the system will immediately display the days when there are trips available.

Yes, of course. Travelling with carpooling is cheaper, because you only have to pay for part of the fuel. It is also usually faster, as cars can go much faster than big buses. And of course it is more convenient, because you can always ask the driver to stop anywhere to rest or buy a coffee. It's much harder to do that on a coach.