Gran Canaria AirportTaxis at Gran Canaria Airport
The taxi rank, the regulated fare published by Aena, and when a taxi beats the bus.
Taxis at Gran Canaria Airport
The taxi rank is just outside the terminal, in the arrivals area, and you don’t need to book. It is the most direct option: you walk out of the terminal and are on your way within minutes. The trade-off is that on long journeys —to the south of the island— it is expensive compared with the bus.
| Item | Regulated fare |
|---|---|
| Flag fall, daytime (6:00-22:00) | €3.85 |
| Flag fall, night (22:00-6:00) and public holidays | €4.25 |
| Per kilometre, daytime | €1.35 |
| Per kilometre, night and public holidays | €1.55 |
| Waiting time, per hour | €18.50 |
| Airport supplement | €2.10 |
Fares published by Aena for the Gran Canaria Airport taxi rank (checked in October 2026). On 24 and 31 December and 5 January, from 22:00 to midnight, the flag fall is €6.54.
Frequently asked questions
There is no fixed price: taxis run on the meter. Under the regulated fare published by Aena you start at €3.85 flag fall and €1.35/km by day (€4.25 and €1.55/km at night and on public holidays), plus the €2.10 airport supplement. What you end up paying to Las Palmas depends on the route and the traffic.
The same per-kilometre fare applies, so the south costs considerably more than Las Palmas. For the south, compare with bus routes 66/90 and with a pre-booked transfer.
No. There is a taxi rank outside arrivals. Always take a taxi from the signposted rank and avoid anyone offering a ride elsewhere.