Taxi & Transfers to Puerto de la Cruz

How to Get from Tenerife North Airport to Puerto de la Cruz

By Public Bus

TITSA routes 30 and 343 pull up right outside arrivals, swipe a Ten+ card or pay the driver €2-4 and settle in for a breezy 30-minute ride along the TF-5.

Luggage slots sit inside the cabin or below, air-con hums, and the bus drops you near the old harbour just a short stroll from most hotels.

By Shuttle Bus

Shared minivans booked on Jayride or Shuttle Direct gather eight travellers in the forecourt, leave once names match tickets, then drive door-to-door in about forty minutes for roughly €22.

By Taxi

A taxi Tenerife North Airport → Puerto de la Cruz sprints the same motorway in barely twenty-five minutes when traffic flows.

The official daytime fare sits close to €28, based on a €3.15 start plus €0.55 per kilometre, and rises about fifteen percent after midnight; drivers usually include the short motorway toll inside that figure.

Apps like Free Now flash the full price before you tap “Book”, ask first if you plan to pay by card,, a quick check saves awkward curb chat.

Private Transfer

Booking a private transfer with Kiwitaxi locks the price online—Economy cars start near €25—and the driver meets you in arrivals with a name-board, helps with bags and heads straight off.

Total travel time hovers around twenty-five minutes and the cost never shifts, a calm service when you prefer to nap rather than juggle tickets.

Vehicle Classes for Your Transfer

• Economy – for 1–2 passengers
• Comfort – for families and couples with luggage
• Minivan – for groups, extra luggage or strollers
• Business – for those who prefer more space and quiet

Transfer with Children

While booking on Kiwitaxi simply tick the child-seat option and note the youngster’s age plus height; the right restraint will be clipped in before the car rolls up.

If you still wonder about seat standards or snack stops, pop a question into the live chat—support answers in minutes so parents ride relaxed.

Transfer with Pets

Select “pet on board”, mention carrier size, and our team confirms space fast; small crates sit beside you, larger ones ride in the boot—extra doubts fade once chat answers.

What to See in Puerto de la Cruz

First wander the seafront at Lago Martiánez where César Manrique’s lava-stone pools glow turquoise against Atlantic surf.

Step inland to Plaza del Charco: kids chase pigeons, locals sip barraquitos, street musicians waft bolero, the square feels like a living postcard.

If gardens call, stroll uphill to the Botanical Garden founded in 1788—giant fig roots twist over paths, orchids dangle from branches and random parrots gossip loudly overhead, a lush finale to any arrival day.