How to get from Barcelona to Lloret de Mar
Lloret de Mar is the busiest resort of the Costa Brava: three kilometres of beaches, rocky coves and pine trees down to the water. It sits about 75 km from Barcelona and about 90 km from El Prat airport. Here is every way to get there, compared honestly.

Bus
Direct buses to Lloret leave from Estació del Nord roughly every hour; the ride takes about 1h 30m and a ticket is 12-14 EUR. There is no direct bus from the airport: you first need to reach the station (Aerobus + a change), which with suitcases turns into a 2.5-3 hour quest.
Fine if you travel light and are not in a hurry.
Train + bus
The R1 line runs along the coast to Blanes - scenic, but you still switch to a bus for Lloret. In total 2-2.5 hours and two changes with luggage. From the airport it is even longer.
Car rental
Freedom to roam, but: rental from 40-60 EUR a day, parking in Lloret in summer is a sport of its own, and not everyone fancies mountain curves right after a flight.
Private transfer

Your driver meets you at arrivals with a name sign, helps with the luggage - and in about 1h 33m you are at your hotel door in Lloret. No changes, no queues, no navigating a foreign country.
- fixed price from 184 EUR per car (not per person)
- free child seats
- flight tracking: if you are delayed, pickup shifts automatically
- pay by card or cash
The price is known before the ride and never changes: check yours here.
What to choose
Travelling light on a budget - take the bus from the station. With family, luggage or after a night flight - a transfer: for four people the price gap is small, and three hours with changes become ninety minutes door to door.
The easiest way to book is the Let's GO app: price in 10 seconds, booking in two taps.