Taxi & Transfers from Bilbao to San Sebastián

How to Get from Bilbao to San Sebastian

Route Basics

Bilbao lies in a green valley by the Nervión while San Sebastian hugs a bright bay 100 km east. Cars run the AP‑8 over pine ridges then dip to the coast. Most trips end in about 70 min when lights stay green.

By Direct Bus

ALSA coaches load at Bilbao Intermodal every 30 min in summer. Drivers scan a QR at the door then steer east on the motorway. Wide glass shows fishing ports and high bridges.

The ride lands at Estación de Autobuses in roughly 75 min and a seat costs 9 euro which covers one suitcase. Roof vents blow cool air yet Wi‑Fi blinks only near towns. Keep coins handy at dawn its a quick fix.

By Shared Shuttle

Hotels gather flight times then print pickup slots on the lobby board.

The van meets you on the curb and joins AP‑8 in five min. Cool air fills the cabin and Wi‑Fi holds near Zarautz. Bags rest on a rear rack so surf boards fit.

Travel ends close to 70 min and online price starts at 12 euro. Seats cap at twelve so boarding moves fast.

By Taxi

The taxi from Bilbao to San Sebastian waits beside Plaza San Jose. Drivers load bags fast then point east on the motorway.

The flat fare sits near 150 euro and the ride stops at hotel gates in 65 to 80 min. Cars swipe card and hand out cold water.

By Private Transfer

A transfer from Bilbao to San Sebastian books online in one tap. Kiwitaxi shows the full price then locks that cost before you pay.

The driver meets you with a name board and waits 15 min free. A taxi-transfer from Bilbao to San Sebastian keeps travel near 70 min and price never moves even on festival weeks its a calm finish.

Vehicle Classes for Your Transfer

Pick a cabin that fits people and gear then tap confirm. A fresh voucher lands in mail in one min.

• Economy – fits one or two travellers
• Comfort – roomy for three or four
• Minivan – seats six or seven with boards
• Business – wide seats and quiet ride

The service fare covers fuel tolls and one hour of waiting so every cost stays fixed.

Transfer with Children

Spanish law needs a seat until a child grows past 135 cm so add age and weight when you book.

Transfer with Pets

Small pets ride in a carrier on a lap. Large breeds need a crate fixed to the van floor and water breaks happen on request.

What to Do in San Sebastian

Walk La Concha at dawn and watch sail boats draw silver lines across calm water.

Sip café cortado in the mercado then taste warm pintxos as stalls clang awake.

Ride the funicular to Monte Igueldo in five min and see red roofs spread below soft clouds.