Santiago de Compostela
94 km on the AP-9, toll included. Handy when flights to Vigo suit you better than to Santiago.
From Vigo-Peinador Airport (VGO) to the city centre, Urzaiz station or the ferry and cruise terminal is about 10–14 km and 15–25 minutes, from €40 per vehicle, not per person. Zonetransfers also drives you to Pontevedra, Sanxenxo, Santiago, Ourense, the Camino and Porto, with the fare fixed before you travel.
The quickest way is a private transfer: your driver tracks the flight, meets you in the arrivals hall with a name sign and drives you straight to the address on your booking. Vigo Airport sits at Peinador, in the parish of Cabral, about 8 km from the centre as the crow flies and 10–14 km by road. The run takes 15–25 minutes via the VG-20 or the Avenida do Aeroporto, and costs from €40 per vehicle for one to four passengers.
The price covers the car, not each seat, so a family of four pays the same as a solo traveller. It makes most sense on a late arrival, with children or bulky luggage, and when your hotel is in the Casco Vello, where many streets are steep and pedestrian.

Prices are per vehicle and per journey for a standard car with 1–4 passengers. Minivans (5–8 seats) and minibuses are priced in the booking form for your date, passengers and luggage, and you see the final figure before paying. Distances and times are approximate by road.
| Destination | Distance | Drive time | Car, 1–4 people |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vigo centre, Vigo-Urzaiz station and the ferry terminal | 10–14 km | 15–25 min | From €40 |
| Tui | 26 km | 25–30 min | From €55 |
| Pontevedra | 32 km | 25–35 min | From €65 |
| A Guarda | 56 km | 50–60 min | From €85 |
| Sanxenxo | 62 km | 45–60 min | From €115 |
| Santiago de Compostela | 94 km | 1 h 05–1 h 20 | From €145 |
| Ourense | 91 km | 1 h 05–1 h 20 | From €163 |
| Sarria | 167 km | 2 h 15–2 h 30 | From €264 |
| Porto city | 142 km | 1 h 40–1 h 55 | From €264 |
Tolls (including Portugal's electronic tolls), fuel and VAT are always included.
"Vigo centre" covers very different streets, so give the hotel name or exact address when you book. This is what arrival looks like in the districts we drive to most:
| District | Arrival by car |
|---|---|
| Casco Vello and Porta do Sol | Steep, largely pedestrian lanes. We stop at the closest point a car can reach and point you to the short walk. |
| Centre and Rúa do Príncipe | Príncipe is pedestrian; hotels on García Barbón, Policarpo Sanz and nearby streets have car access. |
| Vigo-Urzaiz station and Vialia | High-speed rail station built into the Vialia shopping centre, next to the coach station. |
| Ferry and cruise terminal | Beside the Casco Vello: boats to the Cíes Islands and Cangas leave here and cruise ships berth here. |
| Samil, Bouzas and Balaídos | Beach district on the west side and Celta's stadium, about 20–25 minutes from the airport. |
The Reconquista festival fills the Casco Vello in late March, the Cristo de la Victoria festivities take over the first week of August, and the Christmas lights, from November to early January, bring heavy crowds and road closures downtown. On those dates we may drop you at the nearest open point.
Vigo-Peinador has a single terminal building with one arrivals exit, so meeting your Zonetransfers driver is simple:
| Moment | What happens |
|---|---|
| When you book | Give your flight number, passengers (babies too), luggage and exact address. You pay online and receive a voucher by email with a 24-hour phone number. |
| While you collect bags | The driver follows your flight live: if it lands early or late, the pick-up time moves with it at no cost. |
| In the arrivals hall | Your driver waits with a sign showing your name. You have 60 minutes from the actual landing time. |
| On the road | No shared ride and no intermediate stops: straight to the city via the VG-20 or the Avenida do Aeroporto. |
Most flights at Vigo are domestic. If yours arrives from outside the Schengen area, passport control comes first, and non-EU passport holders are registered in the EU Entry/Exit System (EES); the free waiting time still starts at landing.
94 km on the AP-9, toll included. Handy when flights to Vigo suit you better than to Santiago.
Beach hotels in Silgar, Portonovo and A Lanzada fill up in July and August.
Car-free old town; hotel drop-offs are allowed in the restricted zone.
142 km with Portuguese tolls paid. Porto is one hour behind Spain.
The most popular start of the Portuguese Camino, opposite Valença.
Fishing port, lobster and Monte Santa Trega above the river mouth.
Toll-free A-52 to the hot springs and the high-speed station.
Classic start of the last 100 km; a minivan suits rucksacks and poles.
A Lanzada, Aldán, Cambados, Cangas, Illa de Arousa, A Toxa (La Toja), Marín, Moaña, O Grove, Pedra Rubia, Poio, Pontevedra, Sanxenxo, Vilagarcía de Arousa, Vilanova de Arousa.
A Guarda, Baiona, Nigrán, O Porriño, Oia, Tui, Vigo.
A Arrotea, Arnoia, Avión, Lugo, Ourense, Ribadavia, Sarria, Triacastela.
A Coruña, A Coruña Airport, Santiago de Compostela, Santiago de Compostela Airport, Santiago de Compostela railway station.
Porto Airport, Braga, Caminha, Lisbon, Samodães, Valença, Viana do Castelo, Vila Praia de Âncora.
If your destination is not listed, type it into the booking form or ask for a quote.
Landing in Vigo to continue by rail or by boat? A direct car from the terminal takes you to the platform or the quay:
| Destination | Why go there | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Vigo-Urzaiz station | High-speed trains to Madrid and Atlantic Axis services north to Pontevedra, Santiago and A Coruña | From €40 |
| Ferry terminal (Estación Marítima) | Boats to the Cíes Islands and Cangas, and the cruise terminal | From €40 |
Three central hotels we drive to often, and what to know on arrival:
| Hotel | Address | Good to know |
|---|---|---|
| Gran Hotel Nagari Boutique & Spa (5 stars) | Plaza de Compostela, 21, 36201 Vigo | Boutique hotel with a two-floor spa and rooftop pool, close to the port and shopping streets. |
| NH Collection Vigo (4 stars) | Avenida García Barbón, 17-19, 36201 Vigo | Early 20th-century neoclassical building with 108 rooms, five minutes on foot from the Casco Vello. Direct car access. |
| AC Hotel Palacio Universal (4 stars) | Cánovas del Castillo, 28, 36202 Vigo | Historic seafront building beside the port and the ferry terminal. |

Each suitcase may measure up to 158 cm adding length, width and height; handbags and small backpacks do not count. Bikes and golf bags travel free but take a seat, which matters if you are cycling the Camino. Full details are on our fleet page, and groups can use our minibus and bus hire with driver in Vigo.

Solo travellers, couples and families of four.

Room for golf bags, prams and extra suitcases.

Congresses, teams and pilgrim groups.

For the trip back to Vigo-Peinador, the pick-up time adds the drive to about two hours at the airport:
| From | Drive | Pick-up before departure |
|---|---|---|
| Vigo city | 15–25 min | 2 h 30 min before |
| Pontevedra | 25–35 min | 2 h 45 min before |
| Sanxenxo | 45–60 min | 3 h before |
| Tui | 25–30 min | 2 h 30 min before |
| A Guarda | 50–60 min | 3 h before |
| Santiago de Compostela | 1 h 05–1 h 20 | 3 h 30 min before |
| Ourense | 1 h 05–1 h 20 | 3 h 30 min before |
| Sarria | 2 h 15–2 h 30 | 4 h 30 min before |
| Porto city | 1 h 40–1 h 55 | 4 h before |
If you connect in Madrid or Barcelona to a flight outside Schengen, add 30 minutes. At Christmas and in August, allow a little more.
Everything is set out in our terms and conditions. For group quotes, write to us through the contact page and we reply within 12 hours. Travellers rate punctuality, drivers and vehicles in our customer reviews.
A private transfer costs from €40 per vehicle for 1–4 people, with the driver waiting in arrivals and the fare fixed before you travel.
Between 15 and 25 minutes by car, depending on traffic and district. The distance is about 10–14 km by road.
In the arrivals hall of the single terminal, holding a sign with your name. You have 60 minutes of free waiting from the actual landing time.
From €145 per vehicle; it is 94 km and just over an hour on the AP-9, with the toll included.
Yes, from €264 per vehicle with Portuguese tolls included. The 142 km take under two hours. Remember that Portugal is one hour behind Spain.
Only where a car can enter the street. Many lanes in the old quarter are pedestrian, so we stop at the nearest accessible point and show you the short walk.
We track the flight and the driver adjusts at no cost. The 60 minutes of waiting count from the actual landing; delays of more than 90 minutes depend on availability.
Yes. Group I (9–18 kg), II (15–25 kg) and III (22–36 kg) seats are free on most transfers; request them when booking. For an infant seat (group 0), contact us by phone or email.
Yes, up to 48 hours before with a car or minivan, and up to 96 hours before with a minibus or coach.
During your stay, Zonetransfers also covers private transfers from Vigo city to any destination, car hire with driver in Vigo by the hour or day, and minibus and coach hire in Vigo for 8 to 55 passengers.
Enter your flight, date, passengers, luggage and exact address to see the fixed price for your vehicle.
Questions first? Message WhatsApp +34 654 381 547 or write to info@zonetransfers.com.
I had a 5:30 AM pickup for the airport in Alicante. The driver arrived 10 minutes early, sent a polite text to let me know he was waiting outside, and handled everything with absolute professionalism.(09/23/2026) David Miller
We used Zonetransfers for airport transfers back and forth during a family trip to Madrid. On-time pickups, comfortable vehicles, and very friendly drivers. Will definitely use them again.(09/15/2026) Evelyn Campbell
Booked a private transfer from Barcelona Airport to our city-center hotel. Our driver, David, was exceptionally polite, helped with our heavy luggage, and gave us a few great local tips on the way.(09/11/2026) Rachel Henderson
What I appreciate most is knowing the exact cost upfront without unexpected luggage surcharges or meter surprises. Quick booking on the website and excellent customer support throughout.(09/06/2026) Emma Reed
We needed a transfer from Barcelona to Girona Airport early in the morning. The driver was there on time and we got to the airport with plenty of time. Very handy.(09/01/2026) Rachel Moore
Booked a transfer from Lisbon Airport to Faro. Long drive, but the car was comfortable and the driver was friendly. We arrived without any problems.(08/30/2026) Tom Harris
We used Zonetransfers for a transfer from Madrid to Ciudad Real. The driver was on time and the car was comfortable. Exactly what we needed.(08/25/2026) Claire Morgan
Booked a private transfer from Lisbon Airport to Sintra. Driver was waiting when we came out and helped with the bags. Simple and hassle-free.(08/22/2026) Jack Wilson
We needed to get from Valencia to Barcelona with quite a few bags, so we decided to book a private transfer. The driver arrived on time, helped us with the luggage and we went straight to our hotel in Barcelona. It worked really well for us.(08/14/2026) Sophie Turner
We booked a transfer from Lisbon Airport to Faro as we were staying in the Algarve for a few days. It was a long drive but the car was comfortable and the driver was friendly. We just sat back and enjoyed the trip instead of worrying about trains and changing buses.(08/07/2026) James Walker