Private transfer from Lloret de Mar to Girona Airport

In winter the direct 613 bus runs four days a week. Until 31 December the Sagalés bus from Lloret to the airport leaves on Mondays and Fridays at 10:30. The second service leaves at 13:40 on Mondays and at 16:20 on Fridays. On Saturdays buses leave at 06:00 and 16:20, on Sundays only at 06:00, and on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays there is no direct bus. It leaves from the bus station at Av. Vila de Blanes, 37, which also houses Lloret's tourist office.

Going via Girona takes more than an hour. On Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays the only way from Lloret to the airport by bus is with a change: the Sagalés 663 or the e4 express to Girona bus station by the railway station, then the 607 bus. You spend about 40 minutes on the e4 express and about 30 on the 607, and on winter weekdays the 607 makes 17 departures from the airport. The two lines' timetables are not coordinated, so allow time for waiting.

The road to the airport follows the C-63 and the A-2. From Lloret the driver heads inland on the C-63 past Vidreres, then takes the A-2 motorway to the airport junction. There are no toll sections on this route.

For a Schengen flight, Aena advises arriving an hour and a half ahead. Check-in closing time is set by the airline, so check it on your boarding pass. The 06:00 morning bus runs only at weekends, so on weekdays a transfer is easier for a flight before noon.

The check-in desks are on the ground floor. Girona Airport has one terminal, and you drop off your bags as soon as you walk in. The boarding gates are one floor up. The lost baggage desks are also on the ground floor, in the check-in area: for Ryanair they are run by Azul Handling.

There is no separate drop-off zone at the terminal. As the place for meeting and seeing off passengers, Aena names the general car park, with 3,600 spaces, 10 metres from the terminal. Your transfer driver will stop as close to the entrance as possible and help carry your luggage.

The Lavazza café is on the ground floor. It is in the public area, and Aena does not publish exact night-time hours. The terminal is open around the clock, but for a night or early flight it is better to bring water and a snack from Lloret.

In 2025 the airport handled 2.2 million passengers, 200,000 more than in 2024. Most flights are in summer: in the 2026 season there were flights from here to 49 cities in 14 countries. In winter 2026/27 Ryanair flies from here to nine cities, among them London Stansted, Manchester and Pisa. The timetable changes more often in winter, so check your flight number and departure time in the airline's app before you book a transfer.