Private transfer from Cambrils to Reus Airport

The train to Reus means a change in Vila-seca. Only the R16 stops at Cambrils station. In Vila-seca passengers change to the R14, R15 or RT1 to Reus station. A ticket costs €4.95, and the journey takes anywhere from 24 minutes to an hour and a half, depending on how long you wait for the second train. The first train leaves Cambrils at 06:38 and reaches Reus at 08:03.

Cambrils station is on the edge of town. The old station by the sea closed in January 2020, together with the coastal railway as far as PortAventura. So from a seafront hotel you still have to get to the train first.

The L50 town bus runs from Reus station to the terminal. It is run by Reus Transport and leaves for the airport from the RENFE 2 stop about once an hour, from 07:25 to 20:30. The ride takes about half an hour and costs €4. So you cannot make a morning flight by train and L50, and after 20:30 there is no bus from the station at all. With suitcases and children it is simpler to book a transfer, and then you will not have to change once.

The BusPlana bus to the airport only runs on certain days. The Plana line links Cambrils, Salou and PortAventura with Reus Airport, and a ticket costs €3.90. The operator plans its services around the flight schedule, so on some days there are several buses and on others none at all. From the stops on Av. Diputació in Cambrils the bus takes about 40 minutes to reach the terminal. Check the timetable for your date on the Plana website before you travel.

From Cambrils on the N-340, T-312 and AP-7. The driver takes the N-340 and the T-312, then the AP-7 motorway to the airport junction. The AP-7 south of Tarragona has been toll-free since 2020, so there are no toll sections on this route.

At security, liquids and electronics come out of your hand luggage. Before the metal detector arch you need to put liquids and electronic devices, out of their cases, in a separate tray. Families with pushchairs and passengers with reduced mobility go through security in the priority lane. If you have a pushchair, head straight for the priority lane.

For some countries your passport must be valid for another six months after arrival. On flights outside the Schengen area, passengers at Reus go through passport control. Some countries also require a visa or a vaccination certificate, so check the entry requirements with your airline before you set off for the airport.

In 2008 arrivals, check-in and departures were brought together in one building. Before that, Reus Airport had separate buildings for arrivals, for check-in and for departures. Now all three areas are under one roof, so you will not have to look for the right building. In 2010 a new boarding area was added to the building.