Various Barcelona Sants to Portaventura Transfer Options
Allow us to state it quite simply and as clearly as possible. Public transport = only by bus, Private transport = a lot of options. So, let us now discuss the private options, seeing as we have already exhausted the public ones. For simplicity’s sake, we shall say that there are 3 main private options, although you will likely be able to find many more if you look. The 3 are as such: taxis, car rental, and transfers from Barcelona Airport to Salou with AtoB. Allow us to elaborate on each a little more closely.
Taxis. A common mode of transportation for travellers seeking private transport, who have yet to be introduced to AtoB. The issue arising with taxis in Spain, is the tendency of drivers to overcharge for a simple trip. When it comes to a trip between Barcelona and Salou, you could be charged an enormous amount – No, thank you!
Now, rental cars. There are countless companies that provide you with the ability to rent a car, a number of which are worldwide providers you likely know from your home country. Nevertheless, you may be enticed to rent a car through one of many online platforms, who promise incredibly low daily charges. What will not be mentioned, until you actually get to the point of booking, is the large insurance deposit you will have to make. If you are not in the mood to give the rental company a couple of hundred euros “just in case”, then perhaps car rental is not the best for you. Not to mention navigating foreign roads can be a pain in the neck!
Finally, for those who appreciate travelling in style, we offer you an AtoB chauffeur-driven transfer from Barcelona Airport to Salou. That’s right, we offer a door-to-door service, so we can take you anywhere you need to go in Salou, even the rural areas. You want to be dropped off in Cap Salou or Cambrils? No worries, your driver will take you straight there! That’s not all though, we offer attractive prices for a range of different vehicles, all of which can be customised to your travel preferences. What do you think?