Barcelona Airport to Begur
145 km to the coves of the northern Costa Brava. Fixed price.

Transfer from Barcelona Airport to Begur
Begur stands on a hill about four kilometres inland, with a ruined castle on top and half a dozen coves below it. That layout is the whole story of getting there: the town is one place, the water is several, and the roads between them are narrow and steep.
From the terminals it is a hundred and forty three kilometres up the AP-7. Public transport means a train or coach north and then a local bus that runs a few times a day and stops in the town, not at the coves.
Why choose a private transfer
🚪 Door to door
From arrivals to your address, no transfers.
🏷️ Fixed price
Known when you book, never changes en route.
🛡️ Verified drivers
Experienced, they meet you in the arrivals hall.
👨👩👧 Family and luggage
Room for suitcases and child seats.
✈️ Flight tracking
Delayed flight - pickup shifts automatically.
🗓️ Free cancellation 24 h
A scheduled ride can be cancelled at no cost.
Where you'll arrive



What you'll find in Begur
The old centre is built around the castle hill, and the streets below it are lined with what locals call cases d'indians: large houses built in the nineteenth century by villagers who made money in Cuba and came home. Colonial verandas and palm trees in a Catalan hill town look odd until you know why they are there.
The coves each have their own character. Sa Riera is the largest and the easiest to reach. Aiguablava and Fornells sit in a sheltered bay with clear water over pale sand. Sa Tuna and Aiguafreda are small, pebbly and quiet. Between them run the cami de ronda coastal paths, cut into the cliffs by customs patrols and now walked for the views.
Getting there: the options
By train and bus. A regional train to Flaca or Girona, then a bus that takes over an hour and runs a handful of times a day. Three legs, two waits, and the last stop is the town square.
By coach. Direct summer services exist from Barcelona but not from the terminals, and the schedule thins outside July and August.
By hire car. Fine for the drive, awkward on arrival: parking at the coves is limited, some approach roads are single track, and in August the cove car parks fill by mid morning.
By private transfer. Door to your address, whether that is in the town or down at Aiguablava, with the luggage in the boot rather than on your knees.
Which cove you're staying in matters
Tell us the exact address when you book, not just Begur. The difference between the town square and Sa Tuna is fifteen minutes of switchbacks, and some of the lanes down to the water are too tight for a large van.
If you are eight people with luggage heading to a cove, say so at booking. We will send a vehicle that fits the road rather than one that has to stop at the top and make you walk down with the cases.
For the return leg, allow more time than the map suggests in July and August: the coast road out of Begur is slow when everyone leaves at once.
Every transfer includes
🔹 Flight tracking. We follow your flight number and move the pickup ourselves if the plane is late. Nothing to tell us, no surcharge.
🔹 60 minutes of free waiting at the airport, counted from landing. At the cruise port it starts when the ship docks, at Sants station when the train arrives.
🔹 Meet & Greet with a name sign in the arrivals hall. Included in Premium, 10 € in Comfort and Van.
🔹 Nothing is charged upfront. The amount is held on your card at booking and charged only when the ride is completed. Until then the money stays with you.
🔹 Child seat at no cost in every vehicle class. Tick the box when booking.
🔹 WhatsApp support around the clock on +34 646 75 15 29, before and during the ride.
🔹 Fixed price per vehicle, no hidden fees. Not per person, and it does not change with traffic, night hours or luggage. Toll roads are shown separately in the booking.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a direct bus from the airport?
No. Every public route means a train or coach north and then a local bus, which runs a few times a day and stops in the town rather than at the coves.
How long is the drive?
About an hour and three quarters on the motorway, longer on August weekends when the coast road is busy.
Can you drop us at a cove rather than in the town?
Yes. Give the exact address when booking so we send a vehicle that fits the lane; some approaches are single track.
Which cove is easiest to reach?
Sa Riera and Aiguablava have the widest access. Sa Tuna and Aiguafreda are smaller and the roads down to them are tighter.
Is Girona airport closer?
Yes, considerably. If you have a choice of flights, arriving at Girona cuts the drive to a little over an hour.
Do you carry child seats?
Yes, free of charge. Add the option when you book.
What if our flight is late?
Give us the flight number. We follow it and move the pickup, and the free waiting hour counts from the actual landing time.
Can you collect us for the return flight?
Yes. In peak season we set the pickup earlier because the coast road out is slow when everyone leaves together.
Is the price per person?
No, per car. The fare covers the vehicle and everyone in it, up to capacity.
Are tolls included?
No. Tolls are not included in the fare and are added if the route uses them.
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