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Puerto de Mogán to Gran Canaria Airport taxi

From £71.94 fixed for a pre-booked saloon to Gran Canaria Airport.

A car booked ahead between Puerto de Mogán and Gran Canaria Airport is from £71.94 for a saloon, and the amount holds once you pay. This is the longest of the four popular southern transfers, 32.8 miles of road and about 38 minutes. Global runs the same journey for EUR 6.80 a head but takes an hour over it.

Fixed price
from £71.94
Journey
38 minutes
Distance
32.8 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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How this compares

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Airport Taxi Hub, pre-bookedCost for 2: £71.94 one price per car, up to 3 passengersFrom £71.94, fixed, including 60 minutes free waiting after your flight landsJourney time: 38 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 47 minutes free-flowDoor to door? YesPre-bookable? No
Global line 91Cost for 2: EUR 6.80 a head, the dearest of the four destinations Global lists from the airportJourney time: 60 minutes to the Puerto de Mogán terminusDoor to door? NoPre-bookable? No

When not to book us: This is the pair where a booked car argues for itself best, and it still is not the cheap answer. Global will carry you for EUR 6.80, which no private vehicle can match, but it takes an hour to do what the road does in about 47 minutes, and 56 kilometres is a long way to sit with luggage on your knees after a four-hour flight. Two details are worth knowing before you choose. Puerto de Mogán is a terminus, so the scheduled option ends where the harbour begins rather than passing your door, and the last calls before it are Taurito, Cruce de Mogán and Lomo Quiebre, which is a reminder of how little is out that way. And the line numbering is genuinely muddled: Aena's page puts the EUR 6.80 Mogán fare on line 1, the all-stops service through Maspalomas, while Global's own airport page puts it on line 91, the direct one. The fare matches, the route does not, and taking the wrong one adds a great deal of time. For a couple with cabin bags and an afternoon to spend, the seats are fine and cheap. For an early flight, a late landing, a family, or anyone who would rather not test which line number is right at the end of a long day, book the car and have the amount settled before you leave home.

Where you meet your driver

  1. Book to the harbour address or the hotel name. Puerto de Mogán is a compact place around the marina, and the canal-side streets take a specific approach.
  2. Nobody will approach you inside the terminal on our behalf. Aena's standing advice is to use only the signed rank and to refuse drivers touting from other points, and our driver waits at the designated pick-up point instead.
  3. Express pick-up comes with the fare. If you would rather be met in arrivals holding a board with your name, that is meet and greet, added and paid for at checkout.
  4. Put the scheduled arrival time on the booking. We track the flight, reset the collection if it lands late, and the free hour begins at touchdown, not at the time you booked.

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 Puerto de Mogán

The return direction is quoted separately, because the two legs can be won by different operators. It is currently from £71.94 for a saloon.

Questions people ask about this route

How much is a taxi from Gran Canaria Airport to Puerto de Mogán?

Above you will find a live figure for your own date, fixed at the moment you book. Taken from the rank it is metered. Mogan 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, so 56 kilometres works out at about EUR 80 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 Puerto de Mogán?

Yes, for EUR 6.80, though the line number is reported two ways. Global's airport page says line 91, the direct service. Aena's page attributes the same fare to line 1, the all-stops route through Maspalomas. Check the number displayed on the vehicle before you board.

How long does the journey to Puerto de Mogán take?

Global puts the scheduled run at 60 minutes. By road it is about 47 minutes free-flow over roughly 56 kilometres, so the difference is the stopping, not the distance. Free-flow assumes clear tarmac and is a floor.

Is Puerto de Mogán the furthest resort from the airport?

Of the four we cover on this island, yes. At roughly 56 kilometres it is longer than Puerto Rico, and well beyond Maspalomas or Playa del Inglés. That is what makes the metered option expensive here and a fixed amount worth having.

Where does the bus leave you in Puerto de Mogán?

At the terminus. Line 91 finishes at Puerto de Mogán and starts its return from platform 1 of the station there, with Taurito, Cruce de Mogán and Lomo Quiebre as the last calls before it.

Is the bus cheaper than booking a car to Puerto de Mogán?

Yes, at EUR 6.80 a head, and we will not claim otherwise. What the booked car gives you instead is the door, a settled amount, a driver already waiting and no hour of stopping at the end of a flight.

Can I book a car in Puerto de Mogán for the flight home?

Yes, and it is worth doing here more than most places, because there is not much out at the harbour to fall back on. Mogán council reached 183 taxi licences across the whole municipality in September 2024, twenty of them wheelchair-accessible, and they cover a long stretch of coast.

Should I take a taxi from the rank at the airport instead?

You can, and Aena would rather you did that than accept an approach anywhere else. Its advice is to use the signed rank only, to avoid drivers offering rides from other points, and to ask for a receipt if anything goes wrong. Our arrangement differs in that the amount is agreed beforehand.

Do you serve Taurito, Playa del Cura and Mogán village?

Yes, each with its own quote rather than a shared harbour rate. The coast west of Puerto Rico is strung out and the driving time varies, so the amount does too.

What if my plans change?

Cancellation more than 24 hours before the pick-up costs nothing. Within 24 hours the booking is payable in full. Amendments run through the link on your confirmation, up to the same point.

Lowest live operator quote for each pair, checked 19 September 2026.

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