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Straight down the AP-7 and the GI-600, door to door in about seventy-five minutes
Lloret is the busiest single destination we drive on the Costa Brava. The route runs up the AP-7 to exit 9 at Lloret–Blanes, then the GI-600 over the hill into town — about seventy-five minutes from the airport if the motorway is clear, closer to ninety on a July Saturday when everyone is arriving at once.
The alternative is a bus transfer, which is cheaper per person but stops at seven or eight hotels before yours and can add ninety minutes to an already long travel day. For two people the price gap is small; for four it usually disappears entirely, and you go directly.
Hotels along the seafront on Passeig Jacint Verdaguer and Carrer de la Vila are easy drop-offs. The apartments up behind Fenals and towards Santa Cristina are on steep, narrow streets where a location pin helps a lot — send one from WhatsApp and the driver goes straight there rather than circling.
About one hour fifteen minutes for the 105 km. In peak summer weekends allow up to an hour and a half.
Per person the bus is cheaper for one or two travellers. For a group of four, the total is usually similar and the taxi is direct, with no stops at other hotels.
Yes. Those streets are steep and narrow, so send a Google Maps pin with your booking and the driver will go straight to the entrance.
Yes. For a 7 a.m. departure we would normally collect around 4 a.m. Book the return when you book the arrival and we hold the time.
Yes — Blanes is slightly closer and Tossa slightly further round the coast road. Both are quoted the same way, as a fixed total.
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