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Maspalomas to Gran Canaria Airport taxi

From £50.60 fixed for a pre-booked saloon to Gran Canaria Airport.

A car booked ahead between Maspalomas and Gran Canaria Airport is from £50.60 for a saloon, held once you pay. The drive covers 19.3 miles and takes about 19 minutes. Four Global lines reach Faro de Maspalomas from the airport at EUR 4.05, so on money alone a couple of adults will not beat them; what a booked car answers here is the size of the place.

Fixed price
from £50.60
Journey
19 minutes
Distance
19.3 miles

Lowest live operator quote, checked 19 September 2026.

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Lowest live operator quote to Gran Canaria Airport, saloon, 19 September 2026.

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One price for the car, not per person. Lowest live operator quote, checked 19 September 2026.

How this compares

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Airport Taxi Hub, pre-bookedCost for 2: £50.60 one price per car, up to 3 passengersFrom £50.60, fixed, including 60 minutes free waiting after your flight landsJourney time: 19 minutesDoor to door? YesPre-bookable? Yes
Taxi from the airport rankCost for 2: Metered on the Canary Islands interurban tariff: EUR 1.35 per kilometre by day plus an EUR 2.10 airport supplement, with a minimum perception of EUR 3.85 that starts the meter and covers the first 1,500 metres. Night, holiday and Christmas rates are higherJourney time: About 31 minutes free-flowDoor to door? YesPre-bookable? No
Global lines 66 and 90Cost for 2: EUR 4.05 a head to Faro de MaspalomasJourney time: 40 minutes, roughly hourly on each lineDoor to door? NoPre-bookable? No

When not to book us: Nothing we sell undercuts EUR 4.05 a head, and we are not going to pretend otherwise. Four separate Global lines reach Faro de Maspalomas from the airport, two of them roughly hourly, and Global puts the run at 40 minutes. For two adults with cabin bags heading to a hotel near the station, that is the right answer. The reason people still book a car for Maspalomas is geography. Faro de Maspalomas is the end of the line, and the name covers an area that runs from the lighthouse and the dunes across Campo Internacional to Meloneras and the golf. The timetable's own approach stops, Holiday World and three separate Campo Internacional stops on the tour-operator avenue, are a map of how spread out it is. Arrive at the terminus and you may still have a long walk or a second fare ahead of you. The hours bite too: the earliest departure back towards the airport is 06:30, which does not exist for a check-in before dawn. Over the 36-kilometre road distance the Canary Islands interurban tariff would put a daytime rank meter around EUR 53 by our own arithmetic, before waiting. So the honest split is this: seats for a light, daytime, station-adjacent arrival; a booked car for the early flight, the far end of the resort, and the party whose luggage will not go on a walk.

Where you meet your driver

  1. Name the urbanisation when you book: Meloneras, Campo Internacional, Sonnenland and the dunes frontage are separate journeys inside one place name, and the quote follows the address you give.
  2. Landing, stay on Floor 0. Aena puts baggage reclaim, the arrivals hall, its signed meeting point and the outdoor taxi rank all on that level; only the scheduled services are up on Floor 1.
  3. The included service is express pick-up at the airport's designated point. A name board inside arrivals is the paid meet and greet option at checkout, never the default.
  4. Flight tracking is included, so a late inbound moves your collection instead of forfeiting it, and the free hour of waiting starts when the wheels touch down.

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.

Gran Canaria Airport to Maspalomas

The return direction is quoted separately, because the two legs can be won by different operators. It is currently from £50.60 for a saloon.

Questions people ask about this route

How much is a taxi from Gran Canaria Airport to Maspalomas?

Our amount is quoted live above for your own date and then held. A rank taxi runs on the meter. Maspalomas is a different municipality from the airport, so the Canary Islands interurban tariff applies: EUR 1.35 per kilometre by day plus an airport supplement of EUR 2.10, which reaches roughly EUR 53 across 36 kilometres on our arithmetic before waiting. The EUR 3.85 minimum perception is where the meter starts, and it covers the first 1,500 metres, so only the kilometres after them run at EUR 1.35.

Is there a bus from Gran Canaria Airport to Maspalomas?

Four of them. Aena lists lines 66 and 90 running roughly hourly, line 5 from Las Palmas and line 36 from Telde, all reaching Faro de Maspalomas at EUR 4.05. Global gives the run as 40 minutes.

How long does it take to get from the airport to Maspalomas?

About 31 minutes free-flow by road over roughly 36 kilometres, against 40 minutes on the scheduled service. Free-flow assumes clear motorway, so add time on a changeover Saturday.

Where does the bus actually drop me in Maspalomas?

At Faro de Maspalomas, which is a terminus rather than a stop on the way. The timetable's last calls before it are Holiday World and three Campo Internacional stops on the tour-operator avenue, which tells you how widely the resort is spread around that end point.

What is the earliest bus from Maspalomas to the airport?

06:30 from Faro de Maspalomas on line 66, with the last at 19:30. For a check-in earlier than that, there is no scheduled option to weigh up at all.

Is a transfer worth it for two people to Maspalomas?

On money, no. EUR 4.05 each is EUR 8.10 for a couple and no car competes with that. It becomes worth it when the address is at the Meloneras or dunes end, when the flight is early or late, or when you are carrying more than you would want to walk with.

Who licenses the taxis in Maspalomas?

San Bartolomé de Tirajana. Its taxi ordinance was approved on 27 April 2023 and published in the provincial bulletin for Las Palmas on 5 July 2023, under the Canary Islands transport law of 2007 and its 2012 regulation. Note who sets what: the council fixes urban fares and supplements, while interurban fares, which is what a run out to the airport is, are set by the Gobierno de Canarias and apply from the origin.

Do you carry golf clubs and buggies?

Yes, but tell us at the time of booking rather than on the day. Clubs and pushchairs change the vehicle we send, and an estate or a people carrier costs a different amount from a saloon.

Is the price per person or for the car?

For the car, however many of you are in it, up to its capacity. A saloon takes three people with three standard suitcases, an estate takes four, a people carrier five, and an eight-seat van eight.

Can I change or cancel the booking?

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the pick-up; inside that window the full amount stands. Prices are per vehicle, fixed when you book and paid online by card. Changes go through the link in your confirmation email, to the same deadline.

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