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Fuerteventura Airport to Costa Calma taxi

From £116.62 fixed for a pre-booked saloon to Fuerteventura Airport.

Costa Calma is the long one. 40.0 miles down the FV-2 into the Jandia isthmus, roughly 54 minutes behind the wheel with nothing much between the airport and the resort, and from £116.62 for a saloon fixed at the point you book. Distance is what makes this pair different from every other Fuerteventura transfer: a metered rank fare has an hour of road to accumulate over, and the scheduled alternative, Tiadhe's stopping line 1, is published at 7.55 euros from Puerto del Rosario and takes the long way round.

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from £116.62
Journey
54 minutes
Distance
40.0 miles

Lowest live operator quote, checked 19 September 2026.

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How this compares

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Airport Taxi Hub, pre-bookedCost for 2: £116.62 one price per car, up to 3 passengersFrom £116.62, fixed, including 60 minutes free waiting after your flight landsJourney time: 54 minutesDoor to door? YesPre-bookable? Yes
Taxi from the airport rankCost for 2: Interurban meter over almost 64 km: a 3.85 euro start by day or 4.25 euros at night covering the first 1,500 metres, then 1.35 euros a kilometre by day and 1.55 euros at night, on Sundays and on public holidays, plus a 2.10 euro airport supplement, which works out at roughly 90 euros by day and 103 euros at nightJourney time: About an hour of metered driving, and the meter keeps moving when the FV-2 does notDoor to door? YesPre-bookable? No
Tiadhe line 1 via Puerto del RosarioCost for 2: 7.55 euros Puerto del Rosario to Costa Calma on the stopping serviceJourney time: Not published by the operatorDoor to door? NoPre-bookable? No
Tiadhe line 10 to Morro JableCost for 2: 9.70 euros Puerto del Rosario to Morro Jable, published as a direct fare with no intermediate pricesJourney time: Not published by the operatorDoor to door? NoPre-bookable? No

When not to book us: The cheapest seat still belongs to the scheduled network and we will not dress that up: 7.55 euros carries one person from Puerto del Rosario to Costa Calma on Tiadhe's line 1. What changes the picture on this pair is the rank. As of the March 2023 order the interurban meter starts at 3.85 euros for the first 1,500 metres and then charges 1.35 euros a kilometre by day, so nearly 64 km plus the 2.10 euro airport supplement is roughly 90 euros before a minute of waiting, and about 103 euros between 22:00 and 06:00 and all day on Sundays and public holidays. That is the number a family stepping off a late flight is actually choosing against, not a single ticket. The scheduled comparison is also less like for like here than anywhere else on the island. Line 1 is the stopping service, threading Antigua, Tuineje and Gran Tarajal, and it starts from Puerto del Rosario rather than the terminal. Line 10, which Aena does list as an airport line, is published by Tiadhe as a direct Morro Jable run with a single 9.70 euro fare and no intermediate prices, so Costa Calma is not something the operator's own fare panel promises on it. That leaves a connection, in the capital, at the end of a flight, with a fortnight of luggage, before an hour of road. Take the scheduled option if you are travelling alone, in daylight, with a rucksack. Book the car if you are four, if you are arriving in the dark, or if you are staying at the Esquinzo end where the resort thins out.

Where you meet your driver

  1. Name the hotel or the urbanisation when you book. Costa Calma runs for several kilometres behind the beach and the access roads off the FV-2 do not connect to each other, so the exact address is what decides where the car turns off.
  2. Ring your driver from the arrivals hall as soon as you are through. Their mobile number is in the supplier details email, which is a separate message from your booking confirmation, so save it to your phone before you leave home.
  3. Meet at the designated pick-up point for pre-booked cars. Canary Islands law will not let a vehicle under a hire-with-driver authorisation stand at a taxi rank or a scheduled stop, or within a hundred metres of either, bars it from waiting or circulating on the road touting for work, and stops it arriving more than half an hour before the contracted time. A car working under that authorisation is therefore positioned by regulation rather than by preference.
  4. The inbound flight is tracked without charge and free waiting starts the moment you land, which matters more here than on a short hop: a driver committed to an hour south is not going to abandon the run over a delayed bag. Express pick-up is standard, and a name board in the hall is the paid meet and greet option at checkout.
  5. Going back, allow properly for the return. It is about 59 minutes of free-flow driving over 63.9 km, and that is the optimistic figure with an empty FV-2.

Contact your driver as soon as you land, their number is in your supplier details email.

Arrivals-hall meet and greet with a name board is available as a paid extra at checkout.

Costa Calma to Fuerteventura Airport

The return direction is quoted separately, because the two legs can be won by different operators. It is currently from £116.62 for a saloon.

Questions people ask about this route

How long is the transfer from Fuerteventura Airport to Costa Calma?

About 59 minutes of free-flow driving over roughly 63.9 km, or 39.7 miles by our routing, south on the FV-2 into the Jandia isthmus. Free-flow assumes an empty road, so a realistic allowance is longer.

Is there a direct bus from Fuerteventura Airport to Costa Calma?

Not one the operator prices. Aena lists line 10, Puerto del Rosario to Morro Jable, as an airport line, but Tiadhe publishes it as a direct service with a single 9.70 euro fare and no intermediate fares. The stopping service that does serve Costa Calma is line 1, at 7.55 euros from Puerto del Rosario, which means a connection in the capital.

How much would a rank taxi cost to Costa Calma?

There is no set price. The airport is outside the casco urbano, so the Canary Islands interurban meter applies from origin: as of the March 2023 order, 1.35 euros a kilometre between 06:00 and 22:00 on working days and 1.55 euros between 22:00 and 06:00 and on Sundays and public holidays, with a minimum of 3.85 or 4.25 euros covering the first 1,500 metres and 2.10 euros for starting at an airport. Across that distance, about 63.9 km by our routing, the meter comes to roughly 90 euros by day and about 103 euros at night, before any waiting time is added.

Do taxis in Costa Calma charge extra for suitcases?

Pajara, the municipality Costa Calma belongs to, is the one place on this list whose urban table carried a luggage supplement: 0.25 euros for use of the vehicle's luggage rack, charged once regardless of how many cases you have, with pushchairs, wheelchairs and other mobility equipment exempt. The same 2012 table added 0.55 euros for entering or leaving the Port of Morro Jable. None of it reaches an airport transfer, which is priced on the interurban tariff instead.

What is the local taxi tariff around Costa Calma?

Pajara's urban rates as approved in 2012 were 2.30 euros by day and 2.95 euros from 22:00 to 06:00 and on public holidays, each including the first 1,017 metres, then 0.59 euros a kilometre with a waiting hour of 13.00 euros. Those figures govern journeys inside the municipality, not the run up to the airport.

How do I get from Costa Calma to Morro Jable or the jetfoil quay?

Tiadhe's line 5 works that end of the island: 2.70 euros Costa Calma to Morro Jable and 2.90 euros to the Muelle Jet Foil, with every service entering the Esquinzo urbanisation.

Why is the pick-up point separate from the taxi rank?

Because Canary Islands Law 4/2025 keeps a vehicle under a hire-with-driver authorisation away from taxi ranks and scheduled stops, including a hundred metres either side, bars it from waiting or circulating on the road touting for work, and stops it arriving more than thirty minutes before the contracted time. A separate pick-up point is the law working as intended, not an inconvenience.

Is the fare per traveller or for the whole vehicle?

For the vehicle. Up to three passengers with three standard suitcases fit a saloon, four fit an estate, five a people carrier and eight a van. Child seats are available on request when you book. Everything we sell is a private vehicle, never a seat shared with other travellers.

Do you go on to Jandia, Esquinzo and Morro Jable?

Yes, and each is priced to its own address rather than to a Costa Calma rate, because the extra distance down the peninsula is real. Enter the address above and the quote covers that journey.

What if we need to cancel?

There is no charge if you cancel more than 24 hours ahead of the pick-up time. Within 24 hours the full fare stands. You pay online by card when you book, at the quoted price, and that price does not change later.

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