Miranda de Ebro
A major railway junction between the Basque Country, La Rioja and Castile and León.
Vitoria-Gasteiz is the capital of the Basque Country and was European Green Capital in 2012. From Bilbao Airport, the fastest road option is normally the AP-68 toll road, while the free N-240 route via Llodio takes longer. In central Vitoria-Gasteiz, low-emission restrictions and pedestrianised streets can affect where a vehicle can stop, so the most practical drop-off point depends on the exact address. The transfer is private, chauffeur-driven and booked at a fixed price.
The transfer covers approximately 80 km when travelling via the AP-68. The indicative price starts at €137 for a vehicle carrying 1–4 passengers and €186 for 5–8 passengers. The private service takes approximately 1 hour 05 minutes on the faster toll route, with the AP-68 toll included in the fixed price by default.
The Provincial Council of Álava maintains the AP-68 toll in 2026, with a 6.8 % tariff increase announced for this year. The original concession expires in November. Travellers who prefer to avoid the toll can request the free N-240 route via Llodio when booking; this option involves a longer journey because the road passes through built-up areas and has fewer lanes.

The historic centre of Vitoria-Gasteiz has an active Low Emission Zone and pedestrianised streets around Plaza de la Virgen Blanca and Calle General Álava. Vehicle access is restricted during certain periods, so a car cannot necessarily reach the door of accommodation located inside the old town. The driver will use the most practical permitted access point for the exact destination address.
The medieval quarter is known for its distinctive almond-shaped layout and preserved walls. For accommodation within the pedestrianised area, the final drop-off point is therefore determined by the local access restrictions rather than simply by the location shown on the booking.
One of the city's distinctive visitor attractions is the Cathedral of Santa María, where restoration has been carried out for more than twenty years under the concept of "abierta por obras". Guided visits allow visitors to see the restoration process itself rather than simply viewing a completed monument.
This makes the cathedral different from other restored monuments where visitors see the finished building. If the cathedral is the main reason for your visit, advance booking of a guided tour is advisable because the number of people allowed on the internal tours is limited.

Yes. The fixed price includes the toll for the faster AP-68 route by default. If you prefer the free route via Llodio on the N-240, you can request it when booking, with a longer journey time.
Not necessarily. The medieval centre includes a Low Emission Zone and pedestrianised streets. The driver will drop passengers at the nearest permitted access point, which may not be directly outside accommodation located within the historic centre.
It is a private chauffeur-driven vehicle service (VTC), rather than a metered taxi. The price is fixed per vehicle and journey, is known when booking and does not change because of normal traffic conditions on the AP-68.
Yes. The free N-240 route via Llodio can be requested when making the booking. It takes longer than the AP-68 toll route.
Indicative prices start at €137 per vehicle for 1–4 passengers and €186 per vehicle for 5–8 passengers. The price is per vehicle and journey.
Vitoria-Gasteiz is one of several destinations that can be reached by private transfer from BIO. Other routes include cities and towns across the Basque Country, Navarra, La Rioja and neighbouring regions.
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Provide your flight details, passenger numbers and your preferred route. You can choose the faster AP-68 toll road or request the free N-240 route via Llodio. The fixed price is confirmed before booking.
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