How Much Does It Cost to Get from Seville Airport to the City

Seville airport is close to the city, and transport costs are reasonable. Here is a straightforward breakdown.

EA Airport Bus — 4 EUR

The Especial Aeropuerto bus costs approximately 4 EUR one way per person. It runs every 20-30 minutes and takes 30-45 minutes to reach the city center, with stops including Santa Justa train station and Plaza de Armas. This is the cheapest option and works well for travelers without heavy luggage.

Return tickets may be available at a slight discount. Check at the bus stop or onboard.

Taxi — 23-35 EUR fixed

Seville airport taxis use a regulated fixed-fare system:

• Daytime weekdays: approximately 23-25 EUR to central Seville
• Nights (after 21:00), weekends, holidays: approximately 31-35 EUR

These fixed fares cover most central destinations including Santa Cruz, Triana, Macarena, Nervion, and the area around the cathedral. The fare should be displayed in the taxi and at the rank. There are no surcharges for luggage.

For destinations outside the city center, the meter applies, which means the cost is variable.

Ride-hailing — 18-28 EUR

Uber and Cabify prices to central Seville typically range from 18-28 EUR, which can be slightly cheaper than the taxi fixed fare. Availability varies — during busy periods or late at night, you may not find a driver. The apps show the estimated fare before you book.

Pre-booked transfer — 25-45 EUR

Private transfers cost 25-45 EUR to central Seville depending on vehicle type (sedan vs. minivan). The price is fixed at booking. For a solo traveler, this is more expensive than a taxi. For a family in a minivan, the per-person cost is comparable.

Beyond central Seville

If you are heading to destinations outside the city, here are approximate transfer costs:

• Dos Hermanas: 30-45 EUR
• Carmona: 50-70 EUR
• Jerez de la Frontera: 80-120 EUR
• Cadiz: 120-160 EUR
• Cordoba: 150-200 EUR
• Malaga: 200-280 EUR
• Costa de la Luz beaches: 100-180 EUR

For longer distances, a pre-booked transfer provides price certainty that a metered taxi cannot. The difference matters on a 2-hour drive.

Cost comparison by group size

Solo traveler: The bus at 4 EUR is hard to argue with. A taxi at 23-25 EUR is the convenience upgrade.

Couple: Bus is 8 EUR total, taxi is 23-25 EUR total. The taxi is still reasonable for door-to-door service.

Family of four: Bus is 16 EUR, taxi is 23-25 EUR, transfer is 25-45 EUR. The taxi is the sweet spot for most families. The transfer makes sense if you need a child seat or have complex luggage.

Group of 5-6: A minivan transfer at 40-50 EUR is cheaper per person than two taxis and far simpler logistically.