Rambla Nova and central Tarragona
Suitable for hotels, apartments and private addresses around the central part of Tarragona.
Travel by private vehicle from Castellón Airport to Tarragona with a direct journey of approximately 160 km. The usual driving time is around 1h 40min. Your destination can be a hotel, Tarragona train station, the Part Alta, Rambla Nova, El Serrallo, the port, Platja del Miracle or another address specified when booking.
A private transfer from Castellón Airport to Tarragona starts at €269 per vehicle. The road distance is approximately 160 km, with a direct driving time of around 1h 40min. You can travel directly to your hotel, the railway station, Part Alta, Rambla Nova, El Serrallo, the port or another address provided when booking.
Suitable for hotels, apartments and private addresses around the central part of Tarragona.
The historic upper town has a different urban layout from modern Tarragona and the waterfront.
For accommodation, restaurants and other destinations around Tarragona's port and maritime district.
Tarragona brings together the elevated historic quarter, the central area around Rambla Nova and a waterfront district with the railway station, port and El Serrallo. Giving the exact destination helps define the final part of the journey.
A hotel near the amphitheatre, accommodation around Plaça Imperial Tàrraco and a property close to El Serrallo require different approaches into the city. The final address removes that ambiguity.
The journey heads north along the Mediterranean corridor towards Tarragona. Under normal conditions, direct driving takes approximately 1h 39min–1h 45min, before allowing for urban traffic or the precise final destination.
Collection starts at Castellón Airport after you have landed and collected your luggage.
Most of the transfer takes place away from urban areas before approaching Tarragona.
The final approach depends on whether your destination is in the historic quarter, modern centre or waterfront area.
For hotels and apartments near Tarragona Cathedral, Plaça de la Font and the Roman monumental complex.
One of Tarragona's main urban avenues, with hotels, shops and access to the Balcó del Mediterrani.
Located beside the waterfront, this can be the final destination if you are continuing your journey by train.
A historic fishing district beside the port and separated from the elevated Part Alta.
An urban beach below the Balcó del Mediterrani and close to central Tarragona.
For accommodation and addresses several kilometres east of Tarragona city centre.
Tarragona has a railway station within the city, close to the coast. Camp de Tarragona, which is used by high-speed rail services, is outside the urban centre. If you are taking a train after your airport transfer, check the exact station shown on your ticket before booking.
Entering “Tarragona railway station” without checking your ticket could result in travelling to the wrong station. Use the full station name shown on your booking so the destination is clearly defined.
Tarragona developed around its Mediterranean setting. Today, its port includes fishing activity, recreational boating, large yachts and commercial and industrial operations. El Serrallo retains its identity as the city's historic maritime neighbourhood.
For restaurants, accommodation and destinations close to Tarragona's fishing port.
The transfer can finish at a specific address within the port or marina area.
If your journey continues by sea, provide the terminal or exact meeting point specified by the cruise or shipping operator.
For a journey of around 1h 40min, having enough room for passengers and luggage matters. Families, small groups and travellers carrying several bags may need a minivan.
Large suitcases, pushchairs and other items should be considered when selecting the vehicle. Child seats can be requested in advance.
Tarragona's official tourism accommodation listings include hotels in different parts of the city. Examples include H10 Imperial Tarraco, AC Hotel Tarragona, SB Ciutat Tarragona and Tarraco Park.
Located beside Rambla Vella and very close to the amphitheatre and Part Alta.
Located on Avinguda Roma, close to the modern centre and Plaça Imperial Tàrraco area.
Located on Carretera de València, with a different approach from hotels in the historic quarter.
The private transfer from CDT to Tarragona is available from €269 per vehicle. The road distance is approximately 160 km and direct driving takes around 1h 40min.
For meetings, visits or itineraries requiring several stops during the day.
For agencies, conferences, excursions or groups travelling together.
For journeys starting in Castellón city, hotels, stations or private addresses.
For hotels, apartments, resorts and areas close to PortAventura.
Long-distance transfer to Sants, the city centre, port or accommodation.
For the city centre, railway stations, City of Arts and Sciences and waterfront area.
For the town centre, port, northern coast and southern coast.
For Playa Norte, Peñismar and the town centre.
For beaches, hotels, villas and the festival area.
The private service is available from €269 per vehicle.
The road distance is approximately 160 km.
Direct driving takes around 1h 40min, although the journey can vary according to traffic and the final destination.
Yes. Provide the exact accommodation or address. The final drop-off is adapted to the road access available in the relevant area.
Yes. Tarragona's city railway station can be entered directly as the destination.
No. They are different railway stations in different locations. Check the station name on your train ticket before booking.
Yes. You can book a specific address in El Serrallo, the port or the waterfront area.
Yes. The service can also be booked in the opposite direction to CDT.
Provide the exact hotel, railway station, neighbourhood or port terminal. After a journey of around 160 km from CDT, the final section should take you to Part Alta, Rambla Nova, El Serrallo, the port, the beach or the specific address where your journey continues.
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