Taxi & Transfers from Las Palmas Airport Gran Canaria (LPA) to Taurito

How to Get from Gran Canaria Airport to Taurito

By Public Bus

Airport coaches run along the GC1 toward the south and stop in Maspalomas or Puerto de Mogán, then a local bus or a short taxi finishes the last kilometre to Taurito. The ride takes about ninety minutes on clear roads and the price stays friendly. You buy tickets from the driver and big bags ride in the hold.

By Shuttle Bus

Shared shuttles link the terminal with resort hotels in Taurito.

They depart on fixed times.

Pickup happens at the arrivals door and drop off is near your reception, so you carry bags only once. Travel time is about seventy five to ninety minutes when the motorway flows. Seats cost more than public buses yet many travellers value the calm start to a holiday.

By Taxi

Taxi from Gran Canaria Airport to Taurito waits at the official rank outside the terminal. The route follows the GC1 then joins the coastal road and the drive needs about fifty minutes when traffic stays light. The fare includes normal luggage and most cars accept cards. Keep a small note ready in case the card terminal loses signal.

Two or three friends can share the ride and keep door to door comfort.

Private Transfer

Booking a Gran Canaria Airport to Taurito taxi with Kiwitaxi shows the full price before payment.

Your driver meets you in arrivals with a name sign and helps with the bags, then heads straight for your address in Taurito without extra stops. One hour of waiting is included in the fare so delays at baggage claim do not add cost.

Economy rides fit couples or solo trips.

Vans take up to seven people and when the cost is shared the price can match a shuttle, its a smooth finish.

Vehicle-classes

Choose a vehicle that fits head count and luggage then press confirm.

The service price you see online includes fuel and one hour of waiting at pickup, and the cost stays fixed in traffic. You can add an extra stop for keys or a quick shop during checkout. A taxi-transfer keeps timing steady when the GC1 slows near the junctions.

• Economy – for 1 to 2 passengers with light cases
• Comfort – for couples or small families with bigger bags
• Minivan – for groups or strollers and beach gear
• Business – for extra room and a quiet cabin

Transfer with Children

Child seats are paid options that you select during booking. Add the child age and weight so the right model is prepared, and the driver installs it before pickup to start safe and calm.

Transfer with Pets

Small pets travel in a carrier on your lap.

Medium and large dogs ride in a crate or with a seat belt harness, and a washable liner can be placed in the boot on request to protect seats and bags.

Pet transport is a paid option that you choose during booking and drivers keep the cabin cool so animals stay comfortable.

What to See in Taurito

Taurito rests in a quiet valley that opens to a sheltered cove with dark sand and clear water. A seaside path links hotels with the beach and the Lago Taurito water park, while cafés serve fresh fish and fruit ice near the shore. Early morning brings soft light on the cliffs and the sea stays gentle for a first swim.

Walk toward Puerto de Mogán for a view of white houses and boats, then sit for sunset as the bay turns gold.