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  • September 15, 2022
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Nadir Jarmouni

Hello, I want to travel to Barcelona 4 days a week, return on the same day, departure from Montpellier (France). Does the pass cover the outward and return journey with renfe SNCF ? Thanks you

 

Bonjour, Je souhaite voyager à barcelone 4 jours par semaine allez-retour le même jours, départ montpellier (France). Est-ce que le pass couvre l'allez puis le retour avec la renfe SNCF ? Merci

Best answer by AnnaB

You can only travel in France on 2 of your travel days and only if you have a global pass. If you have a Spain pass you can only travel within Spain.

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  • Railly clever
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  • September 15, 2022

You can only travel in France on 2 of your travel days and only if you have a global pass. If you have a Spain pass you can only travel within Spain.


Nadir Jarmouni

With the pass I can not return to France?


Nadir Jarmouni

I would like a pass that allows me to do 3 or 4 round trips Montpellier-Barcelona


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  • Railly clever
  • September 15, 2022

There is no such Interrail pass.

With a global pass you can travel on a maximum of two travel days in your home country.

With a One Country pass, which you can't buy for your own country, you have no travel days in your home country. 


Nadir Jarmouni

With the 10 day two month global pass can I make 8 round trips Montpellier (France) Barcelona?


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  • Railly clever
  • September 15, 2022

With the 10 day two month global pass can I make 8 round trips Montpellier (France) Barcelona?

No. You can NEVER travel on more than 2 travel days in your home country (France), no matter if you have a 4 day global flexible pass or a 3 month global continuous pass. 


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  • Full steam ahead
  • September 15, 2022

PLUS that all the fast TGV (the pride of state-run burocratic France) needs to RES-and this, together with cost of passday, may even cost more as a cheapish advance ticket.

TER-Occitanie offer very cheap weekend tickets in september, mostly only 1€, but thats TER only.

IF you really want to take such long and expensive returns so often, go in line for counter of the state-run burocratic SNCF and have them find something that may suit you. I however have the feeling that renting a room in Bcn will work out cheaper.