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Our team is always ready to assist youOne fare agreed before you fly. Your driver tracks your flight, meets you in Arrivals with your name, and takes you straight to Salou, Tarragona, Barcelona or anywhere on the Costa Daurada. No meter. No surprises.
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One of Spain's most straightforward airports — compact, easy to navigate, and perfectly positioned for the Costa Daurada.
Reus Airport operates from a single, compact terminal that makes orientation effortless. The arrivals hall sits on the ground floor — labelled Arribades in Catalan — while departures (Sortides) are on the first floor. Walking from the entrance to the furthest gate takes no more than five minutes.
The terminal handles around one million passengers annually, with the vast majority arriving between April and October. Outside this window it is genuinely quiet: queues are minimal and bag reclaim is fast.
Café bar near check-in (pre-security). Cafeteria and restaurant in both departure lounges (post-security). Vending machines in arrivals.
Aldeasa duty-free (departures — alcohol, perfume, tobacco, souvenirs). Divers newsagent near check-in. Upgraded dual-entrance duty-free for gates 4–9 as of 2024.
Hertz, Europcar, and others — desks to the left of baggage reclaim exit. Cars collected from the adjacent parking area (2-minute walk).
AENA official P2 parking (444 spaces, covered, guarded, 24/7, EV charging points). Located directly opposite the departures terminal — 2-minute walk. Kiss-and-fly zone at departures (5-min max).
Cash machines in both arrivals and departures halls. Tourist information desk in arrivals (Tel: +34 97 777 2204, Mon–Sat 07:00–17:00). Lost property: +34 91 321 1000.
Fully step-free, no escalators needed. Wheelchair-adapted taxis available (call Reus Taxi: +34 977 34 00 00). Assistance services through your airline at check-in.
Reus Airport operates seasonal flights, with services concentrated April–October. The dominant carriers are British charter and low-cost airlines, which explains why the airport is almost entirely an arrivals hub for British, Irish, Dutch, and German holiday makers.
| Airline | UK & Ireland Routes | Season |
|---|---|---|
| Jet2.com | Belfast, Birmingham, Bristol, East Midlands, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Leeds/Bradford, Liverpool, Gatwick, Luton, Stansted, Manchester, Newcastle | Summer |
| easyJet | Belfast, Bristol (from Jun 2026), Glasgow, Gatwick, Luton, Manchester, Newcastle (from Aug 2026) | Summer |
| Ryanair | Dublin, Cork, and other European destinations | Summer |
| Iberia | Palma de Mallorca (domestic connection) | Seasonal |
Dublin and Manchester are historically the busiest routes. In 2023, Dublin (175,577 pax), Manchester (109,372) and London Stansted (94,686) topped the rankings.
Walk straight out of the Arrivals exit. The official rank is 30 metres ahead on the kerbside. Official Reus taxis are white with a blue stripe. A rank coordinator is usually present during peak arrivals windows. Pre-booked drivers wait inside the hall with a name board.
All prices are fixed at booking. No meter, no night supplements, no tolls on top. Up to 4 passengers in a standard saloon; 8-seater minivan and executive options also available.
| Destination | Journey Time | Distance | Rank Taxi (est.) | Global Airport Taxi |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Reus City Centre | 8 min | 5.5 km | ~€22–25 | €22 → |
| Salou | 20 min | 12 km | ~€33–36 | €33 → |
| Tarragona | 15 min | 8 km | ~€32–37 | €32 → |
| Cambrils | 25 min | 17 km | ~€40 | €38 → |
| PortAventura World | 10 min | 11 km | ~€33–36 | €32 → |
| La Pineda | 18 min | 14 km | ~€33 | €31 → |
| Cap de Salou / Vila Seca | 20 min | 13 km | ~€35 | €32 → |
| AVE Station – Camp de Tarragona | 25 min | 18 km | ~€45 | €43 → |
| Sitges | ~45 min | ~55 km | ~€85–100 | €85 → |
| Barcelona City Centre | ~80 min | 105 km | ~€165–200 | €160 → |
| Barcelona El Prat Airport (BCN) | ~75 min | 96 km | ~€180–200 | €170 → |
Guide prices for a standard saloon (up to 4 passengers). Exact fare confirmed at booking. Same price day or night — no Rate 2 surcharge.
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A licensed driver meets you in Arrivals with a name board. The price is fixed at booking — no meter, no night rate, no surprises. Your flight is tracked so the driver adjusts to delays automatically. Door-to-door to your hotel or villa, luggage loaded and unloaded.
White taxis with a blue stripe queue at the rank outside Arrivals. No booking needed — just walk out and join the queue. The meter runs on Rate 1 (daytime), Rate 2 (nights, Sundays, public holidays). On busy summer arrivals there can be a queue. Drivers generally speak limited English.
The only direct bus from Reus Airport is the yellow Monbus L50, connecting the terminal to Plaza de la Llibertat (Reus centre) and the main bus/train station. Journey time is roughly 10 minutes. From Reus station you can connect to Tarragona, Salou, Cambrils, or Barcelona by regional services. The bus does not go directly to Salou or Tarragona — you must connect.
A seasonal public transport bus departs from outside the Arrivals hall directly to La Pineda, Salou, and Cambrils. The journey takes approximately 30–45 minutes. This yellow bus operates with a timetable aligned to major flight arrivals. Services are typically more frequent in high summer (July–August) and may not run at all outside the April–October window — always confirm with the airport info desk before relying on it.
A dedicated coach service runs from Reus Airport directly to Barcelona Sants bus station. The timetable is built around incoming flights. Journey time is approximately 90 minutes. This is the cheapest way to reach Barcelona from REU, though it terminates at the bus station (not BCN airport or your hotel) and operates only on scheduled departure windows.
There is no train station at Reus Airport. To take the train, you first need to reach Reus city centre (L50 bus: €3.70 / 10 min, or taxi: ~€22). From Reus train station, Renfe regional trains depart approximately hourly for Barcelona Sants (journey time ~1 hour). The total combined journey door-to-Barcelona-Sants is around 90 minutes and costs under €15 — but with luggage and the inter-connection, it requires meaningful effort.
Multiple car hire companies (including Hertz) have desks immediately to the left of the baggage reclaim exit. Cars are collected from the adjacent lot — a 2-minute walk. Rental gives you full flexibility around the Costa Daurada. The main access road from the airport is the T-11 highway. Factor in parking costs at your destination (resort parking can add €10–20/day) and tolls on the AP-7 motorway to Barcelona.
| Option | Price | Time | Door to door? | Works at night? | Price fixed? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Global Airport Taxi (pre-book) | €33 | 20 min | ✓ Yes | ✓ Yes | ✓ Yes |
| Airport rank taxi | €33–38 | 20 min | ✓ Yes | ✓ Yes | ✗ No |
| Direct bus to Salou | €6.95 | 30–45 min | ✗ No | ✗ No | ✓ Yes |
| L50 bus + Reus + connect | €5–10 | 60+ min | ✗ No | ✗ No | ✓ Yes |
The most popular transfer from REU. Salou is the Costa Daurada's premier beach resort — 20 minutes by taxi, home to Platja de Salou, endless hotel strips, and immediate access to PortAventura. Direct bus available in season (€6.95). Pre-book for guaranteed pickup.
Just 8 km and 15 minutes. Tarragona is a UNESCO World Heritage city — Roman amphitheatre, circus, cathedral and Mediterranean seafront. Train connections to Barcelona and Valencia from Tarragona station. The taxi is by far the simplest arrival option.
Cambrils is a seafood town beloved for its Michelin-starred restaurants, quiet beaches and marina atmosphere. About 25 minutes from REU. The direct seasonal bus also stops here (€6.95). Perfect for travellers seeking the quieter end of the Costa Daurada.
PortAventura is just 10 minutes from Reus Airport — the closest major airport to Europe's fourth-largest theme park. One of the fastest and most popular transfers we operate. Direct to the park entrance or any of the six on-site hotels.
105 km, roughly 80 minutes on the AP-7 motorway. The coach (€17.20) is the budget alternative but ends at Barcelona Sants — not your hotel. The taxi is the right call for groups of 3–4 when you split the cost, or for early/late arrivals. We also offer the return journey from Barcelona to REU.
Sitges — 55 km northeast of REU — is Catalonia's most stylish beach town. The taxi takes about 45 minutes and is the most practical option; bus connections require two changes and up to 2 hours. Great for travellers flying into REU who want coastal elegance over resort crowds.
Need to transfer between airports? Missed a connection? Splitting a trip across two airports? We cover all airport-to-airport routes from REU, with a fixed price and a driver who knows the route.
96 km, approximately 75 minutes on the AP-7 motorway. The most common airport-to-airport transfer from REU — passengers who land at Reus and need to catch an onward long-haul from BCN, or arrive into BCN and need to reach Salou/Tarragona. We track both flights to coordinate timing.
Book REU → BCN →Flying home from Reus but arriving into Barcelona? We collect you from BCN Arrivals and transfer you directly to Reus Airport with time to spare. Ideal for passengers connecting from long-haul flights into BCN who have a Ryanair or Jet2 departure from REU.
Book BCN → REU →Girona Airport (GRO) is approximately 130 km from REU — a 100-minute transfer. Ryanair uses GRO as its main Barcelona-area hub for many routes. If your return leg departs from Girona, we handle the whole transfer stress-free.
Book REU → GRO →Valencia is approximately 240 km south on the AP-7, around 2.5 hours. Suitable for passengers combining a Costa Daurada stay with onward travel down the Mediterranean coast, or for groups where a shared taxi undercuts individual train fares.
Book REU → VLC →Reus Airport is the closest airport to some of Catalonia's greatest attractions — a genuine advantage over flying into Barcelona.
Europe's fourth-largest theme park is just 10–12 minutes from Reus Airport by taxi — making REU the best airport for PortAventura, far closer than Barcelona's El Prat. The resort includes PortAventura Park (rollercoasters, themed zones), Ferrari Land (the tallest rollercoaster in Europe), Caribe Aquatic Park, and six on-site hotels. Open from late March through December, with peak season July–August and special Halloween and Christmas events.
Tarragona — ancient Tarraco — was one of Rome's most important Iberian colonies. The preserved monuments are listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and include the Roman Amphitheatre (overlooking the sea), the Roman Circus (where chariot races were held), the Tarragona City Walls, Pont del Diable aqueduct, and the National Archaeological Museum of Tarragona (MNAT). The Tarragona Cathedral adds medieval weight. Allow a full day.
Salou is the Costa Daurada's most popular resort — 7 km of golden beaches, the Platja de Salou and Playa Capellans being the most famous. The resort has a thriving promenade, abundant hotels in every category, waterparks, and an energetic nightlife strip. It also serves as the gateway town for PortAventura. Peak season runs July–August when the resort fills with British, Irish, Dutch and Scandinavian families.
The airport's home city is also the birthplace of Antoni Gaudí, the genius behind the Sagrada Família. Reus has a walking Modernista route through Art Nouveau buildings (including the stunning Casa Navàs) and the interactive Gaudí Centre museum — a fascinating introduction to his work before or after visiting Barcelona. The Mercadal central square and local vermouth culture add everyday Catalan charm.
Cambrils holds more Michelin stars per capita than almost any coastal town in Spain. Its fishing port still lands daily catches and the marina restaurants serve romesco sauce, fideuà (seafood noodle paella), and fresh anchovy in every form. The beaches are quieter than Salou — the town attracts travellers who want good food and a calmer pace. The annual seafood festival draws visitors every October.
The Priorat wine appellation — one of only two Spanish DOCa zones alongside Rioja — produces powerful, mineral-rich reds from ancient Garnacha and Cariñena vines grown in llicorella slate soils. The region is about 40 minutes inland from Reus Airport. Private wine and olive oil tours depart regularly from Reus and Tarragona. A natural pairing with a late-arriving flight and a day to spare before the beach.
Peak theme park season. Special Halloween events in October draw huge crowds — book both park tickets and airport transfers well in advance.
One of Catalonia's most spectacular cultural traditions — competing teams build human towers up to 10 levels high. Listed as UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage.
Annual festival celebrating the city's Roman heritage with living history reenactments, gladiatorial games, markets, and theatrical performances throughout the old quarter.
Reus' main city festival — giants, fire runs, concerts, and local food markets in the city streets. A lively week of Catalan culture.
International street circus and performing arts festival — one of the most important circus festivals in Southern Europe, transforming Reus city centre each spring.
Annual celebration of the local fishing industry — fresh catch tastings, chef demonstrations, and market stalls along the marina. The best time to visit for food lovers.
The rank rarely has long queues outside of peak summer arrivals. During July and August, flights from the UK arrive in clusters — if three or four charter jets land within 20 minutes of each other, the rank can build a 10–15 minute wait. Outside these windows, taxis are generally available immediately. A rank coordinator is usually present on busy afternoons. The best way to avoid any queue is to pre-book: your driver waits inside the terminal with your name, regardless of how many other flights have just landed.
Official Reus rank taxis operate on a metered tariff set by the Tarragona provincial government:
With a rank taxi, if your flight is delayed significantly you may find the driver has finished their shift, or if you took a long time through customs you may need to re-queue. With Global Airport Taxi, we track your flight in real time. If it lands late, your driver adjusts automatically — you will not be charged extra, and your waiting time (60 minutes from landing) starts from your actual arrival, not your scheduled arrival.
Spanish law requires children under 135 cm (approximately 12 years old, depending on the child) to use an approved child restraint in all vehicles. Rank taxis at Spanish airports are legally exempt from this requirement for passengers arriving directly from an airport — they may carry children without a seat in an emergency. However, this is not best practice and does not guarantee safety.
When you book with Global Airport Taxi, request your child seat during booking at no extra cost. Seats are fitted and waiting in the vehicle.
Once through baggage reclaim and customs at Reus Arrivals, walk straight ahead into the arrivals hall. Pre-booked drivers wait in the public meeting area just past the customs exit, holding a board with your name clearly displayed. You will receive an email and WhatsApp confirmation with the driver's name, vehicle registration, and mobile number before you fly. If you cannot locate your driver, call the number on your booking confirmation.
A standard saloon carries 4 passengers with typical holiday luggage (2 large suitcases + 2 cabin bags). If you have more luggage — ski bags, pushchairs, surfboards, oversized items — or are travelling as a group of 5 or more, select a minivan or executive minibus at booking. These carry up to 8 passengers and proportionally more luggage, all at a fixed price.
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No meter. No Rate 2 night surprise. No queue. Your driver knows your flight number and waits in Arrivals with your name. From €22 to Reus city centre, €33 to Salou, or €32 straight to PortAventura.