Econom
Toyota, Hyundai or similarFrom
- Up to 3 passengers
- 2 medium suitcases
- Child seat included
For 2 people, about €70 each
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A transfer to Santander. Fixed price, no change at Bilbao bus station.
Prices for November 2026

Santander is 104 km from Bilbao airport. It is the capital of Cantabria, a city on the shore of the Bay of Santander. The drive takes about 1 hour 15 minutes, and the price, from €140, 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.
No trains and no buses 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 €70 each
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For 2 people, about €86 each
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For 2 people, about €101 each
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For 4, about €53 each; for 7, about €31 each
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For 2 people, about €170 each
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For 10, about €31 each; for 16, about €19 each
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I was planning a trip to Barcelona and wanted to arrange my transfer before arriving. I found Let’s GO Transfer and was pleasantly surprised by how easy the app was to use. Booking took only a few minutes, and it was great knowing my ride was already organized. Everything felt simple and stress-free. Thanks for such a convenient service!
Аспирантура РГУП · Google, July 2026 · Open the original
Very nice app layout best transfer ever!
Ilona Tuls · Trustpilot, October 2026 · Open the original
Nice service!
Nikolai Ionesku · Google, August 2026 · Open the original
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The Magdalena Palace was built for King Alfonso XIII. Work began in 1908, and the palace became the summer residence of the king and Queen Victoria Eugenie. Since 1933 it has been home to the Menéndez Pelayo International University, which holds its summer courses and conferences there. The palace can be seen on guided tours, and you need to book them in advance on the palace website.
The Magdalena peninsula covers about 25 hectares. The palace stands at the very top of the peninsula, surrounded by a park. You can walk round it or take the little tourist train. Seals, penguins and sea lions live in the open-air marine park. The three galleons of the sailor Vital Alsar are on display there too, along with a copy of the raft on which he crossed the Pacific in 1970.
El Sardinero beach stretches for more than a kilometre. It is the most popular part of the city's coastline. Opposite the beach, on Plaza de Italia, stands the Gran Casino, which opened in 1916. Santander has surf schools, so you can fit in your first lesson on the day you arrive. If the main beach is crowded, walk on to the neighbouring ones: La Concha, El Camello with its camel-shaped rock, Los Peligros and Bikini.
From the roof of the Centro Botín you can see the whole bay. The contemporary art centre was designed by Renzo Piano together with the Spanish architect Luis Vidal and opened in 2017. Its two buildings stand on columns in the Pereda Gardens, level with the treetops, and partly overhang the water. Access to the roof is free, even if you are not going to an exhibition. Nearby on the waterfront are the Los Raqueros sculpture, in memory of the boys who dived for coins, and a stone harbour crane weighing 48 tonnes.
After the fire of 1941 the city centre was rebuilt. The fire destroyed most of old Santander, and the arcaded Plaza Porticada became the new centre. Close by stands the Cathedral of the Assumption, with the Church of El Cristo next to it. For lunch, head to the La Esperanza market, where fresh fish is sold, or to the bars around Plaza de Cañadío. Be sure to order rabas, as squid fried in batter is called here.
At sunset people walk out to the Cabo Mayor lighthouse. The 30-metre lighthouse stands on the clifftops of the headland at the northern edge of the city, and it is a good spot to watch the sun go down over the sea. If you come in July, you will catch the Baños de Ola festival, when the people of Santander recall how the first holidaymakers came to the city in the early 20th century.
Every option with prices and travel times. Operator fares current as of November 2026.
| Option | Price | Time | Good to know |
|---|---|---|---|
| A3247 and ALSA buses | €5 + from €7.90 | 1 h 15-55 min | A3247 from the arrivals level to Termibus bus station, then change to ALSA for Santander |
| Taxi | on the meter | ~1 hr 15 min | rank on the arrivals level; Aena gives no guide fare to Santander |
| Let's GO transfer | from €140 | ~1 hr 15 min | from the terminal to your address in Santander, fixed price per car |
The transfer costs from €140 per car in the Econom class, for 3 passengers. You will see the Eco, Business, Van, Premium and Bus prices in the tariff block and in the calculator before you book, and once you have booked, the price will not change.
The journey will take about 1 hour 15 minutes, and it is 104 km from the airport to the centre of Santander. The driver covers almost the whole way on the A-8 motorway along the coast, through Cantabria.
No, you have to change in Bilbao. The Bizkaibus A3247 takes you to Termibus bus station for €5, and from there an ALSA bus goes to Santander, tickets from €7.90. If you have luggage, we recommend a transfer. The driver will take you from the airport to your address and help with your luggage.
Probably not: the last A3247 bus leaves the airport at 23:40. ALSA does run night buses from Bilbao to Santander, but after that time you can no longer get to the bus station by bus. Book a transfer: the driver tracks the flight number and will wait for you.
Yes, the driver will take you to the address you give when you book: on El Sardinero, by the Pereda Gardens or in any other part of the city. The calculator works out the price to that exact address.
Yes. You can add an extra stop when you book, and the price is calculated with the stop included.
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.
60 minutes after the plane actually lands. If you are held up at passport control, message the driver in the app chat.
The driver tracks the flight number and has the car there for when the plane actually lands. There is no surcharge.
Message support on WhatsApp: we will sort it out and move the pick-up for your transfer to Santander to the new time.
Yes, we work around the clock. There is no extra charge for night-time travel, the price is the same as during the day, and the driver tracks your flight just the same.
Econom, Eco and Business each take two medium suitcases, and Van takes up to seven. 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.
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.
In the Let's GO app or on the website: enter the pick-up address and the destination, the price appears straight away, before you confirm.
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.


