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Barcelona to the Costa Bravafixed price €181

Door-to-door to Lloret de Mar, Tossa, Blanes or further up the coast. About an hour and twenty minutes from the airport, with the tolls already in the price and no shuttle to wait for at the other end.

Fixed price
€181
Official meter
€149–€199
Distance
95 km
Typical time
80 min

What the price includes

  • The whole fare for this exact trip, agreed before you get in — nothing added at the end.
  • Any airport or cruise terminal access charge and all motorway tolls.
  • 60 minutes of free waiting after your flight lands, 15 minutes everywhere else.
  • Luggage for up to 4 passengers. A minivan is available for larger groups.
  • Card or cash, your choice, paid in the car.

Getting picked up

Almost all Costa Brava transfers start at BCN Airport. I meet you inside arrivals with a sign, and waiting is free for an hour after you land — useful on this route, because a delayed evening flight can otherwise leave you looking for a coach that stopped running.

From the city I collect at your hotel or apartment door. If you are staying somewhere in the Gothic Quarter where cars cannot reach, I will name the nearest corner when I confirm.

Coming back the other way works the same: I collect from your Costa Brava hotel at whatever time your flight needs, including the 04:00 starts that the coaches do not cover.

The drive north

It is around 95 km to Lloret, most of it on the AP-7 and then the C-32, and normally takes an hour and twenty minutes. Tossa is another fifteen minutes on a winding coast road; Blanes and Malgrat are slightly closer than Lloret.

The final approach to Tossa, the GI-682, is genuinely twisty and beautiful. If anyone in the car is prone to motion sickness, say so and I will take the slightly longer inland route instead — it costs the same.

Summer Saturdays are changeover day for most of the coast, and the AP-7 north of Mataró can be slow between 10:00 and 13:00. A fixed price protects you from that entirely.

Getting there another way

A taxi is not always the right answer. Here is the honest comparison for this trip.

OptionTimeCostBest when
Sagalés / Moventis coach90–120 min, seasonal timetable€15–€20 per personA solo traveller arriving mid-afternoon in high season, when the coaches actually run.
Train to Blanes plus bus2 h 15 with two changes€12–€14 per personRarely worth it with luggage, and impossible late at night.
Taxi1 h 20 door to doorFixed, tolls includedFamilies, groups of three or more, late arrivals, or any hotel away from the coach stop.

Questions about this trip

Which Costa Brava towns do you cover?

Lloret de Mar, Tossa de Mar, Blanes, Malgrat, Santa Susanna, Calella, Platja d’Aro, Sant Feliu de Guíxols, Palamós and Calella de Palafrugell, among others. Distances differ, so the price is calculated for the exact town.

Is this cheaper than two coach tickets?

For one person, no. For three or four people it is usually comparable once you count every ticket, and it takes you to the hotel door at any hour instead of to a stop on the main road.

Can you do a very early return to the airport?

Yes. Pick-ups at three or four in the morning are routine on this route, and cost the same as a daytime run under the fixed price.

How many suitcases fit for a family of four?

Four passengers with four large cases fit the saloon. Beach holidays often mean more, so if you are close to the limit choose the minivan by setting five or more passengers, or just tell me in the message.