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- Up to 3 passengers
- 2 medium suitcases
- Child seat included
For 2 people, about €25 each
A private transfer to Sitges. Fixed price, no changes.

Sitges is 29 km from Barcelona airport. It is a resort on the Garraf coast, with seventeen beaches and an old town and museums right by the sea. The drive takes about 31 minutes, and the price, from €50, is shown before you book.
We track your flight and wait 60 minutes free of charge from the moment your plane actually lands.
Your total is set when you book, and neither night journeys nor traffic will change it. Tolls, if the route has any, are paid back to the driver on the spot, against the receipt.
No trains, no buses, no metro with suitcases in tow. Your holiday starts the moment you get in the car.
The price is for the whole car, not per passenger. It is fixed when you book and does not change because of traffic, night hours or a delayed flight.
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For 2 people, about €25 each
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For 2 people, about €31 each
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For 2 people, about €41 each
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For 4, about €22 each; for 7, about €13 each
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For 2 people, about €73 each
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For 10, about €16 each; for 16, about €10 each
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Beaches for every taste. Sitges has seventeen beaches. In the centre, along the promenade by the old town, you will find Ribera, one of the busiest beaches, and the family-friendly Sant Sebastià. Families with small children also choose Les Anquines: the beach is tucked between two stone breakwaters, so there are hardly any waves. The coves in Garraf Natural Park, such as Cala Morisca, are wild: a footpath leads to them from the old road, and they are surrounded by rocks.
The old town and museums. The church of Sant Bartomeu i Santa Tecla stands above Fragata beach. Next to it are two museums. Cau Ferrat was the home and studio of the artist Santiago Rusiñol, and it holds works by Ramon Casas, El Greco and Picasso. Next door, Maricel brings together ten centuries of art, from Gothic to Modernisme.
Carnival and the film festival. Before Lent, in February or early March, Sitges puts on one of the oldest carnivals in Europe. The main parades are on Sunday during the day and on Tuesday night. In October the town hosts the International Fantastic Film Festival of Catalonia: it has been running since 1968 and calls itself the world's first fantastic film festival. For those weeks, it is best to book your accommodation and transfer in advance.
Places nearby. Close to Sitges are Garraf Natural Park and the Penedès wine region with its wine routes, and along the coast lies the neighbouring town of Vilanova i la Geltrú.
The road from the airport. The C‑32 motorway runs from the airport to Sitges, so there is no need to go through Barcelona. Closer to Sitges it runs into tunnels under the Garraf massif. There is also the old C‑31 road: it winds along the hillsides above the sea, so the drive takes longer, but the view from the window is better. You and the driver decide together which road to take.
Every option with prices and travel times. Operator fares current as of October 2026.
| Option | Price | Time | Good to know |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bus Garraf | €9.25 | ~35-55 min | no changes from terminal T1, from T2 take the free shuttle first; different timetables on weekdays and at weekends |
| R2 Nord + R2 Sud train | €5.50 | ~45 min | change at El Prat de Llobregat; the station is by terminal T2, from T1 take the free shuttle first |
| Taxi | on the meter | ~31 min | the price is not known in advance; the passenger pays the motorway toll both ways |
| Let's GO transfer | from €50 | ~31 min | from the terminal to your hotel door, price per car, fixed when you book |
Econom for 3 passengers from €50, Eco for 3 passengers from €62, Business for 3 passengers from €82, Van for 7 passengers from €88, Premium for 3 passengers from €145, Bus for 16 passengers from €153. The price is per car and fixed when you book.
The price is for the whole car, not per person. Business seats 3 passengers, and Van takes up to 7. Choose the car class by the number of passengers and how much luggage you have.
The drive takes about 31 minutes and covers 29 km on the C‑32. At rush hour the trip can take longer, but the transfer price stays the same: it is fixed when you book.
Barcelona airport, which is 29 km from Sitges. Reus airport is further, 66 km away, and Girona airport is further still, in the north of Catalonia.
Yes, Bus Garraf runs from terminal T1 to Sitges with no changes, and a ticket costs €9.25. The timetable is different on weekdays and at weekends. From terminal T2 you first need to take the free shuttle to the stop.
With one change: the R2 Nord from the station by terminal T2 to El Prat de Llobregat, then the R2 Sud to Sitges. The journey takes about 45 minutes, and a single ticket is €5.50. A free shuttle runs from T1 to the station.
The bus is cheaper, but the transfer is more convenient. If you are travelling light, the bus will do. If you have suitcases or small children with you, it is better to book a transfer: the driver meets you at the airport and takes you to the address you need with no changes.
60 minutes after the plane actually lands. If you are held up at passport control, message the driver in the app chat.
If you booked the name sign option, the driver waits for you in the arrivals hall with a sign showing your name. This option costs €10. Without it, the driver will tell you in the app chat where he is waiting.
Toll roads are not included in the route price: you pay the driver back for them on the spot, against the receipt. The fastest road to Sitges is the C‑32 toll motorway through the Garraf tunnels. You can also take the toll-free coastal C‑31, but the drive takes longer. You and the driver decide together which road to take.
Yes, child seats are free in every class. A seat is required for children 135 cm and under: tick it when you book and tell the driver the child's age in the chat.
Yes. Business takes two medium suitcases, and Van fits the whole group's luggage, a pushchair and beach bags. There is no extra charge for luggage, and the price depends only on the class. More in our article about luggage in Business and Van.
The carnival is held before Lent, in February or early March, and the International Fantastic Film Festival of Catalonia takes place in October. For those weeks, it is best to book your accommodation and transfer in advance.
Yes, we work around the clock. There is no night surcharge: the price is the same as by day, and the driver tracks your flight just the same. More in our article about arriving in Barcelona at night.
A planned trip can be cancelled free of charge up to 24 hours before the car arrives.
The amount is reserved on your card before the trip and charged after it. Payment is by bank card in the app or on the website.



