How much is a taxi from Girona Airport to Barcelona?
from €145 per vehicle, confirmed when you book, for up to four passengers, about 100 km and 75 minutes. To Barcelona Airport (BCN) it is from €155. Tolls and VAT are included.
Cheap airport transfers
Girona-Costa Brava Airport (GRO) · Taxi and transfers
Book a taxi from Girona-Costa Brava Airport (GRO) as a private transfer. Your driver tracks your flight, waits inside Arrivals with your name on a board and drives you door to door, 24 hours a day.
In short
A pre-booked taxi from Girona-Costa Brava Airport (GRO) to central Barcelona costs from €145 per vehicle, confirmed at booking, for up to four passengers. It is about 100 km and takes around 75 minutes. To Girona city centre it is from €32. The Sagalés coach to Barcelona Nord costs €35 return.
Quick answers
The questions travellers ask most before landing at GRO, answered before the longer sections. Each one links to the detail further down.
from €145 per vehicle, confirmed when you book, for up to four passengers, about 100 km and 75 minutes. To Barcelona Airport (BCN) it is from €155. Tolls and VAT are included.
from €32 per vehicle. The drive is about 15 km and 20 minutes. Bus 607 costs about €2.85 and takes about 30 minutes.
from €60 per vehicle, about 29 km and 28 minutes. Blanes is from €62 and Tossa de Mar from €70.
It runs on the meter. The 2026 interurban tariff is €0.82 per km (weekdays, 08:00–20:00) or €0.89 per km, plus a €4.60 airport supplement. Agree a one-way price before you set off.
No. Take bus 607 or a taxi to Girona station, about 13 km away, then a train. To Barcelona the whole journey is about 1 hour 45 minutes to 2 hours 30 minutes.
Yes. A direct Sagalés coach runs to Barcelona Nord (Estació del Nord) in 75 minutes. Sagalés lists a €35 round-trip ticket, and the timetable follows the Ryanair flights.
Uber’s Costa Brava airport page does not list Girona (checked 12 October 2026). Check the app, and use the rank, the bus or a booked driver as the reliable options.
Inside the Arrivals hall, with a name board. The airport has one terminal, with arrivals on the ground floor. Your confirmation gives the exact spot and the driver’s number.
Do nothing: we follow your flight number and move the pickup. Up to 60 minutes of waiting after landing are included, and the fare stays the same.
Taxi Girona airport price
A guide price per vehicle for each destination. Use the filter or the search box, and press Book on any row to start a quote for that route.
Showing all 16 destinations
| Destination | Distance | Typical drive | Guide price (vehicle) | Book |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Girona city centre | about 15 km | 20 min | from €32 | Book Girona city centre |
| PGA Catalunya Golf Resort | about 20 km | 25 min | from €40 | Book PGA Catalunya Golf Resort |
| Figueres (Dalí Theatre-Museum) | about 42 km | 38 min | from €68 | Book Figueres (Dalí Theatre-Museum) |
| Lloret de Mar | about 29 km | 28 min | from €60 | Book Lloret de Mar |
| Blanes | about 32 km | 30 min | from €62 | Book Blanes |
| Tossa de Mar | about 40 km | 40 min | from €70 | Book Tossa de Mar |
| Platja d’Aro | about 40 km | 35 min | from €65 | Book Platja d’Aro |
| Sant Feliu de Guíxols | about 48 km | 40 min | from €72 | Book Sant Feliu de Guíxols |
| Calella de Palafrugell | about 52 km | 50 min | from €80 | Book Calella de Palafrugell |
| L’Estartit | about 58 km | 55 min | from €85 | Book L’Estartit |
| Roses | about 72 km | 65 min | from €110 | Book Roses |
| Cadaqués | about 78 km | 75 min | from €120 | Book Cadaqués |
| Barcelona city centre | about 100 km | 75 min | from €145 | Book Barcelona city centre |
| Barcelona Airport (BCN) | about 105 km | 80 min | from €155 | Book Barcelona Airport (BCN) |
| Sitges | about 135 km | 95 min | from €190 | Book Sitges |
| Reus Airport (REU) | about 200 km | about 2 h 10 min | from €200 | Book Reus Airport (REU) |
Prices are per vehicle, not per person, for up to four passengers, with tolls and VAT included. A vehicle for 5 to 8 passengers typically adds €20–30. Distances and times are typical and change with traffic. The booking page shows your exact fare before you pay.
Towns not in this table, such as Begur, Palamós, Pals, Tamariu, Perpignan, Tarragona and Andorra, are listed with distances in Further from the airport. Tell us the number of people and the bags.
Route guides
Four longer guides for the most booked journeys, each with the guide price, the public transport options, the local detail and the questions travellers ask.
Where we drive
One short guide for each of the journeys travellers book most, in the same order: distance, drive time, our price, the public option and who it suits.
About 100 km, around 75 minutes on the AP-7, from €145 per vehicle, and from €155 to Barcelona Airport (BCN). By coach: Sagalés to Barcelona Nord, 75 minutes, €35 return. Best for: families, groups, late arrivals and anyone with luggage.
About 15 km, 20 minutes, from €32 per vehicle. By bus: line 607 to the bus station, about 30 minutes. Best for: the old town, the cathedral and the station, especially with luggage.
Lloret about 29 km and 28 minutes, from €60; Blanes about 32 km, from €62; Tossa about 40 km, from €70. Best for: resort hotels and apartments that regional buses reach slowly.
Platja d’Aro about 40 km, from €65; Sant Feliu de Guíxols about 48 km, from €72; Calella de Palafrugell about 52 km, from €80. Best for: beach holidays where the hotel is a walk from the sand.
L’Estartit about 58 km, from €85; Roses about 72 km, from €110; Cadaqués about 78 km and 75 minutes, from €120. No direct public transport reaches Cadaqués. Best for: the northern coast and Cap de Creus.
About 42 km, 38 minutes, from €68 per vehicle. Best for: the Dalí Theatre-Museum, which is a short walk from the centre. Book tickets in advance in summer.
About 20 km, 25 minutes, from €40 per vehicle. Best for: golf breaks. Tell us the number of golf bags so that we allocate a vehicle with the boot space.
Andorra la Vella is about 197 km and 2 hours 40 minutes by road. La Molina, Masella and Vallter are quoted at booking, and winter roads can be slow. Tell us the dates and the ski bags, and we allocate a vehicle with room for them.
More destinations
The long-tail trips travellers ask about most: the quieter coast to the north, the cruise port, France, Tarragona and Andorra.
| Destination | Distance | Typical drive | Good to know |
|---|---|---|---|
| Calonge and its beach resort | About 44 km | About 39 min | A beach resort on the Palamós bay, close to the town of Palamós |
| Palamós | About 49 km | About 44 min | A working fishing port with a marina and a long town beach |
| Tamariu | About 59 km | About 56 min | A small cove village near Palafrugell with a single sheltered beach |
| Pals | About 61 km | About 53 min | A medieval hill village, with its beach a short drive away |
| Begur | About 62 km | About 54 min | A hill town with a castle above a string of coves |
| Barcelona cruise port | About 100 km | About 1 h 10 min | Ship embarkation: the terminal and check-in window decide the pickup |
| Perpignan (France) | About 111 km | About 1 h 15 min | A French city beyond the border, quoted as a cross-border transfer |
| Tarragona | About 188 km | About 1 h 55 min | A Roman city on the coast south of Barcelona |
| Salou and PortAventura | About 197 km | About 2 h | The family resort coast and the theme park |
| Andorra la Vella | About 197 km | About 2 h 40 min | The capital of Andorra; mountain roads, slower in winter |
These destinations are not in the price table above, so no guide price is printed for them. Enter the town on the booking page and the exact fare for your date appears before you confirm. A destination further than Calella de Palafrugell, the farthest priced town on this part of the coast, is a longer transfer and costs more than the nearest priced town, so plan on that basis and not on a fixed number.
Give the exact address or the hotel, the number of passengers and the number of large bags. For a ship, add the terminal and the check-in window; for a winter trip to Andorra or the ski resorts, add the dates and the ski bags, so a vehicle with the right load space is allocated.
Distances and times are typical road figures from journey planners, checked 12 October 2026. Traffic, roadworks and winter weather in the Pyrenees can change them.
GRO at a glance
The facts that decide how you leave the airport.
Distances and times are typical and change with traffic. Traffic figures are Aena’s for 2025. Facts last verified 12 October 2026.
Flying out
Most of this page is about arriving. If you are flying out, this is how the return journey works and how to choose the pickup time.
| Pickup town | Typical drive | Suggested pickup before departure |
|---|---|---|
| Girona city | 20 min | about 3 h |
| Lloret de Mar and Blanes | 28–30 min | about 3 h |
| Platja d’Aro | 35 min | about 3 h 5 min |
| Tossa de Mar | 40 min | about 3 h 10 min |
| Calella de Palafrugell | 50 min | about 3 h 20 min |
| Roses | 65 min | about 3 h 35 min |
| Cadaqués | 75 min | about 3 h 45 min |
| Barcelona city centre | 75 min | about 3 h 45 min |
Line 607 runs from 04:00 to midnight and the Barcelona coach follows the Ryanair schedule, so neither covers every flight. A car booked for a 05:00 departure or a 01:00 landing does not depend on a timetable. We operate 24 hours a day and, for arrivals, we follow your flight.
Girona has one terminal, so there is no terminal to get wrong. The risk is time, not place: queues at bag drop and security are longer on summer Saturdays.
The pickup times are our guidance: 2 hours at the airport, plus the typical drive in the table above, plus a margin of 30 minutes.
Official taxi tariff
The rank taxi runs on a meter set by Catalan regulation. Here are the 2026 rates, and what they do and do not tell you.
| Item | Rate | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Per km, tariff 6 (Monday to Friday, 08:00 to 20:00) | €0.82 | Per km or part of a km |
| Per km, tariff 7 (Saturdays, public holidays, and weekdays 20:00 to 08:00) | €0.89 | Per km or part of a km |
| Airport entry or exit supplement | €4.60 | Both tariffs |
| More than four passengers (vehicles of up to 9 seats) | €4.60 | Both tariffs |
| Night supplement (tariff 7: 23–24 June, 24–25 and 31 Dec, 1 Jan, and 20:00–08:00) | €4.60 | Tariff 7 only |
| Waiting per hour | €22.47 (tariff 6), €24.32 (tariff 7) | €5.62 or €6.08 per 15 minutes |
| Minimum fare | €7.25 (tariff 6), €7.90 (tariff 7) | Minimums do not add up on routes charged by the km |
| Luggage | No charge | If it fits in the boot or on the roof rack |
A rank taxi leaving the airport for another town is an interurban journey. The order sets two tariffs: tariff 6 on weekdays from 08:00 to 20:00 and tariff 7 at all other times. Luggage travels free, and the passenger pays the tolls.
The order says services are hired as a whole car and that routes are closed circuits back to the starting point by the shortest route, unless agreed otherwise. For a one-way trip, ask the driver to confirm a one-way price before you set off.
A pre-booked transfer is not hailed at the rank. You agree the fare before you fly, the driver waits inside Arrivals, and the price does not move with traffic or luggage within the vehicle’s capacity. For a short run to Girona the bus or the rank can cost less: the transfer is about certainty, vehicle size and longer journeys.
Source: the 2026 interurban taxi tariff table published by Girona city council (tarifes-taxis-interurba-2026.pdf), from the Catalan government order in force since 24 December 2025, replacing order TER/255/2024. It covers routes entirely within Catalonia. Rates are set each year and can change. Checked 12 October 2026.
Arriving
Here is what happens between touchdown and your seat in the car, and how the rank works if you have not booked.
The taxi rank and the bus stops are next to the terminal. Take taxis only from the rank, and ask the driver about the fare before you set off. Uber’s airport page for the Costa Brava does not list Girona, so do not count on a ride-hailing app.
If someone approaches you inside the terminal offering a ride, decline. Your pre-booked driver is waiting in the Arrivals hall with a name board, and your confirmation gives the driver’s mobile number.
Arrivals come in waves when several flights land together, so the rank can have a queue and a pre-booked driver does not wait in it.
Border checks
How long the walk takes depends on where you flew from, and in 2026 on whether this is your first entry under the EES.
The Entry/Exit System has been fully operational across the Schengen area since 10 April 2026. On a first short visit with a non-EU passport it takes a photo of your face and four fingerprints at a kiosk, and the electronic record takes over the job of the passport stamp.
EU and EFTA citizens are outside the scheme, and so are non-EU nationals holding a valid residence permit for an EU country. Children under 12 give no fingerprints.
Visitors who need no visa can stay up to 90 days in any 180-day period across the Schengen area. The system now keeps that count for you.
| Your flight | At the border | What to expect |
|---|---|---|
| From Spain or another Schengen country | No passport control | Roughly 15–25 minutes from landing to the hall |
| From the UK or another non-Schengen country, already registered | Passport control only | Up to about 45 minutes in total |
| From a non-Schengen country, first EES registration | Kiosk, then the queue | 30 minutes or more, and longer in a busy wave |
Border arrangements can change at short notice and may be adjusted at busy times, so check the rules for your own passport before you travel.
Public transport
There is no railway station at the airport, but there is a bus to Girona and a direct coach to Barcelona.
| Option | Goes to | When and how long | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bus 607 (Sagalés) | Girona bus station | About hourly, 04:00–00:00, about 30 min | About €2.85 per person (2026); the stop is next to the terminal |
| Direct coach (Sagalés) | Barcelona Nord (Estació del Nord), platforms 28 and 29 | 75 min; timetable coordinated with the Ryanair flights | €35 round-trip ticket per person |
| Train via Girona | Barcelona and the rest of Catalonia | Bus or taxi to Girona station (about 13 km), then a train; about 1 h 45 min to 2 h 30 min in all to Barcelona | Bus fare plus the train fare: check Renfe |
| Regional buses to the coast | Lloret, Blanes, Platja d’Aro and others | Usually via Girona or a transfer; slower than a car | Check the operators’ timetables |
| Car hire | Anywhere | Desks at the airport; the AP-7 is tolled | Plus fuel, tolls and parking |
Girona has no railway station at the airport. Line 607 links the terminal with the bus station in the city, next to the train station. The coach to Barcelona Nord is the only direct public link to Barcelona, and its timetable follows the Ryanair flights.
Cadaqués, Calella de Palafrugell and L’Estartit have no direct public transport from the airport, and the coast towns need a change at Girona. With bags, children or a late flight, a car that waits is simpler.
Sources: Sagalés (Barcelona Nord coach) and a Barcelona travel guide (line 607, parking), checked 12 October 2026. Check the operators’ timetables before you travel.
Compared
We sell transfers, so weigh this against other sources. Where the bus or the train is the better value, we say that plainly.
The first is the number of people, because a vehicle carries four for one fare. The second is the luggage. The third is when you land, since a night arrival changes the options. The fourth is what a delay would cost you if the day is tight.
| Option | Cost | Time | Best for | Our view |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pre-booked private transfer Global Airport Taxi | from €145 per vehicle, confirmed when you book | About 75 min, door to door | Families, groups, late arrivals and anyone with luggage | Our service A driver who waits inside Arrivals, a vehicle sized to your group and a fare settled before you fly. |
| Direct coach to Barcelona Nord | €35 return per person (Sagalés) | 75 min to Estació del Nord | Solo travellers and couples on a budget | Cheapest Not door to door, and the timetable follows the Ryanair flights. |
| Bus 607 plus train | Bus about €2.85 plus the train fare | About 1 h 45 min to 2 h 30 min | Daytime travellers with light bags | Depends Two changes, and not for late arrivals. |
| Rank taxi | On the meter: official 2026 tariff, tolls extra | About 75 min | Groups who did not pre-book | Depends Agree a one-way price first, and expect some drivers to refuse the run to Barcelona Airport. |
| Rental car | Hire, fuel, AP-7 tolls and parking | About 75 min | Several days on the Costa Brava | Depends Parking in central Barcelona is costly and hard to find. |
| Shared shuttle | A per-person fare, often lower for one traveller | Often 60–120 min with several drop-offs | Solo travellers who are not in a hurry | Depends Several hotels on one route make the journey much longer than the drive. |
Prices and times are guides and can change. The booking page shows your exact fare before you pay.
Airport to airport
Missing a connection, or flying into one airport and out of another? One pre-booked fare, no meter, and a driver who follows both flights.
About 105 km and 80 minutes, from €155 per vehicle. The most common airport-to-airport run in the region. We follow both flights and wait at BCN Arrivals if your connection is delayed. A rank taxi will often refuse this run, so pre-booking is the reliable way.
About 200 km and a little over 2 hours, from €200 per vehicle. Flying into Girona and out of Reus, for Salou and PortAventura? No direct public transport links the two airports.
Perpignan, Tarragona, Salou, Andorra and any other city in Spain, France or Andorra are quoted at booking, with one fare per vehicle and flight tracking on arrival.
The fleet
Ask how much luggage you have before you ask how many seats you need. The fare is for the vehicle, and each type below is a typical model for its class; the booking page confirms what is offered for your date.
Typical vehicle: Volkswagen Passat or similarSaloon taxi
4 passengers, 2 large bags
Fits a couple going to Girona or Lloret, or one traveller with a single case.
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Typical vehicle: Mercedes E-Class or similarExecutive car
3 passengers, 2 large bags
The quieter choice for a smart hotel check-in or a business meeting in Barcelona.
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Typical vehicle: An estate taxiEstate taxi
4 passengers, 3 large bags
Four people and the golf bags that so many Costa Brava holidays include.
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Typical vehicle: A 6-seater MPV people carrierPeople carrier
5 to 6 passengers, 4 to 5 large bags
Five or six people, or a family with a pushchair bound for a villa or a resort.
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Typical vehicle: A 7 seater taxi7 seater taxi
7 passengers, 7 cabin bags
Seven friends or relatives who have packed light for a long weekend.
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Typical vehicle: An 8 seater taxi8 seater taxi
8 passengers, 6 to 8 large bags
Eight people, or a smaller group travelling with sports kit.
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Typical vehicle: A 16 seater minibus16 seater minibus
16 passengers, about 14 large bags
Wedding guests, a youth team or a tour party moving between Girona and the coast.
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Typical vehicle: A 30-seater coach30-seater coach
30 seats
Conferences and company events, arranged well ahead.
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Typical vehicle: A 50-seater coach50-seater coach
50 seats
Large events and incentive trips that need a full coach.
See this vehicle →The whole range, with photographs, is on the fleet page.
A people carrier. An estate taxi takes four passengers and three large bags, so a fourth large case needs more room. A people carrier takes five to six passengers and four to five large bags. Tell us the bag count when you book.
Four passengers and two large bags. That is the saloon taxi, a Volkswagen Passat or similar, and the vehicle our guide prices are quoted for. The estate taxi keeps the four seats and adds a third large bag.
Yes. The 7 seater takes seven passengers with seven cabin bags, and the 8 seater takes eight passengers with six to eight large bags. A party of five to eight typically adds €20–30 to the standard price; the booking page shows the exact fare.
Yes, from 16 seats up. The 16 seater minibus carries 16 passengers and about 14 large bags, and 30 and 50 seater coaches are arranged in advance for conferences and events. See the group airport transfers page for how to plan one.
Child seats are provided at no extra charge on request. Give us each child’s age at booking. In Spain a child under 135 cm needs a restraint, with a narrow exemption for taxis on urban journeys.
Yes, with notice. Tell us the item and its length at booking, because the length decides which vehicle has the load space. An estate taxi suits golf bags for a party of up to four; bike boxes usually need a larger vehicle.
Yes, on request. Ask when you book, with the size of the chair and whether it folds, and we confirm a suitable vehicle for your route and date. Do not count on one being free at the rank.
Per vehicle. A guide price covers the car and up to the number of passengers it carries, not each traveller. The fare also moves with the date and the hour, and the exact figure appears on the booking page before you confirm.
The executive car. It is a Mercedes E-Class or similar, with three passengers and two large bags, and it suits a quieter arrival at a smart hotel or a business trip. The saloon is the standard choice for most journeys.
Luggage and groups
A saloon that is perfect for two people becomes a puzzle with four large cases. Girona visitors bring more kit than most, so it is worth a minute to choose properly.
| The trip | A sensible choice | What to tell us |
|---|---|---|
| A couple, hand luggage only | A saloon taxi, up to 4 passengers and 2 large bags | Nothing to add: the smallest car is enough |
| Three or four adults with large cases | An estate taxi, 4 passengers and 3 large bags | Count the cases first, then the people |
| A golf week at PGA Catalunya or on the coast | An estate taxi, or a larger vehicle for a four-ball with full bags | Tell us the number of golf bags when you book |
| A cycling trip with bike boxes | A larger vehicle chosen by box size | Give us the number and the length of the boxes |
| A family of five or six with a pushchair | A people carrier | Five to eight passengers typically adds €20–30 to the standard price |
| A wedding party or a team | A 16 seater minibus, or a coach for more | Plan it early; see the group transfers page |
| A wheelchair user | An accessible vehicle, requested when you book | We confirm what is available for your route and date |
Baby, toddler and booster seats are provided at no extra charge when you ask for them, so tell us the age of each child. In Spain a child under 135 cm needs a restraint, with a narrow exemption for taxis on urban journeys, and a seat is the safer choice on any run beyond the city.
Golf clubs, bicycles and surfboards travel with notice. The length of the item decides which vehicle has the load space, so a line at booking saves a surprise at the kerb.
For larger parties, see group airport transfers.
What the fare covers
The price on the booking page is built to avoid the extras that a meter or an app can add. Here is what it contains.
| Item | What it covers | Where it is set out |
|---|---|---|
| Meeting at Arrivals | The driver waits at the meeting point in the Arrivals hall with a name board and helps with the bags. | Booking confirmation |
| Flight following | We watch your flight number, so a late or early landing moves the pickup with it. | Booking confirmation |
| Waiting after landing | The first 60 minutes after landing are free for airport arrivals, which should cover passport control and the carousel. | Booking terms |
| What the fare is for | The fare is for the vehicle, not per head, and luggage within its capacity is part of it. VAT and any airport charges are shown in your booking summary. | Booking summary |
| Child seats | Provided at no extra charge on request, with the child’s age noted at booking. | Booking notes |
| The driver | A licensed driver does every trip, and your confirmation gives the driver’s name and the car. | Booking confirmation |
| Cancelling | Free until 24 hours before pickup. After that, and for no-shows, the terms decide. | Terms: cancellations and refunds |
| Help on the day | Phone, WhatsApp or email from booking until you reach your hotel or villa. | Booking confirmation |
Extra stops, and waiting beyond the included time, are quoted on request. The prices on this page are guide prices: the fare that applies is the one shown on your booking page.
Busy times
The airport’s traffic follows a calendar that repeats every year. On these dates, book your transfer when you book your hotel.
| Period | When | What it means for your transfer |
|---|---|---|
| Summer peak | July and August | The Costa Brava season brings the most arrivals, mainly on Saturdays. The rank can queue for 30 minutes or more: pre-book. |
| Temps de Flors | Every May, Girona old town | Hotels in Girona fill and the old town is busy. Book transfers early. |
| Sant Joan | 23 June, with 24 June a holiday in Catalonia | Arrivals are heavy on the night of the 23rd, and the holiday changes bus service and taxi tariffs (tariff 7 applies). |
| Golf season | Spring and autumn | Golfers carry clubs: tell us the number of bags so we allocate a vehicle with the boot space. |
| Girona FC home matches | During the football season | Match evenings make the rank slow, so pre-book if you land on a match day. |
| Ski season | December to March | La Molina, Masella and Vallter are quoted at booking; ski bags need a larger vehicle. |
Aena figures are for 2025. Event dates change each year: check the organiser before you travel.
The UK is the biggest international market for the Costa Brava. Flights from the UK are non-Schengen arrivals, so you go through border control before baggage reclaim, with the EES on a first entry. We count the free waiting time from your landing time.
Ryanair is the airport’s main airline, and the Barcelona coach follows its flights. That helps on a normal day and not at all for an early or very late flight.
Where visitors go
Girona province has medieval towns, Dalí country and 200 km of coast. These are the places visitors ask about most.
About 15 km and 20 minutes, from €32. The Jewish Quarter, the city walls and the Gothic cathedral are walkable from the centre.
About 42 km and 38 minutes, from €68. Salvador Dalí designed the museum himself. Book tickets in advance in summer.
About 78 km and 75 minutes, from €120. A whitewashed village at the end of a winding road, with no direct public transport from the airport.
About 29 km and 28 minutes, from €60. The biggest resort town on the coast, and the most booked transfer after Barcelona.
About 52 km and 50 minutes, from €80. Small coves and a coastal path, away from the big resorts.
About 20 km and 25 minutes, from €40. Two championship courses between Caldes de Malavella and Vilobí d’Onyar, close to the airport.
Who we are
A short note on who arranges the transfer and where the full wording sits.
Global Airport Taxi is a trading name of QMH Technologies Ltd (company number 13506378, VAT GB 469 6859 13), registered in England and Wales at 10-16 Tiller Road, London E14 8PX. You can reach us at bookings@globalairporttaxi.com or on WhatsApp.
We take the booking and a licensed local driver makes the trip. Your confirmation names the driver and the vehicle.
Payment is by card, PayPal or Google Pay through secure, certified gateways, and personal data is handled under UK data protection law and the GDPR.
| Situation | What applies | Where to read it |
|---|---|---|
| Cancelling on time | Free up to 24 hours before pickup | Terms: “Cancellations & refunds” |
| Cancelling late, or not turning up | Not refunded unless the transport provider is at fault | Terms: “Cancellations & refunds” |
| Getting the details right | Wrong flight, pickup or contact details can lead to extra charges | Terms: “General booking terms” |
| A difference between this page and your confirmation | Follow the confirmation | Your booking confirmation |
The complete conditions are in our terms and privacy policy.
Sources
Prices and rules only help if you can check where each number came from, so each source is listed with the date we looked.
The Aena press release of 13 January 2026 on Girona-Costa Brava in 2025: 2,185,561 passengers and 28,067 flights.
The 2026 interurban taxi tariff table published by Girona city council, from the Catalan government order in force since 24 December 2025.
Sagalés: Girona Airport to Barcelona centre: 75 minutes, Estació del Nord platforms 28 and 29, €35 round trip.
A Barcelona travel guide to the airport (line 607 fare, hours, parking, 13 km to Girona). Check Sagalés and Aena for today’s figures.
Uber’s airport page for the Costa Brava does not list Girona (checked 12 October 2026).
RACE on children in taxis and VTC: the 135 cm rule and the urban-traffic exemption for taxis.
Typical road distances and times between Girona Airport and the towns listed, checked against route planners and other operators’ published routes. Traffic changes them.
The fares in the table are ours, per vehicle for up to four passengers, with tolls and VAT included. Your exact fare is shown before you pay.
Last updated . Prices, fares, timetables and event dates can change: the date above is the day they were last checked.
How it works
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Questions
Elsewhere in Spain
Flying on from Girona, or into another Spanish city? These airports have their own pages, each with its own prices and arrival notes.
The booking page shows the fare for your journey before you confirm anything. A driver then meets you in Arrivals with a name board, follows your flight if it changes, and gives you up to 60 minutes after landing at no charge. Cancel free until 24 hours before pickup.