Gran Canaria AirportThe bus to Gran Canaria airport
Global routes to Gran Canaria airport: the 60 to Las Palmas, the 66/90 to Maspalomas and the 91 to Mogán. Frequencies, stops and prices.
The bus to Gran Canaria airport
In the Canaries the bus is called a guagua. Those at Gran Canaria airport are run by Guaguas Global (Global), the island’s intercity operator, and they leave from the arrivals area.
The two most used are route 60 (to the airport from Las Palmas, the capital) and route 66/90 (to the tourist south: San Agustín, Playa del Inglés and Maspalomas). Route 91 also links with Puerto Rico and Mogán.
Routes that stop at the airport
60Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
Airport → San Telmo (bus station) → Santa Catalina
Frequency: about 2 per hour (leaving at :15 and :45) · Journey: about 30 min
Ticket: San Telmo: €2.30 · Santa Catalina: €2.95
66Maspalomas and the tourist south
Airport → San Agustín → Playa del Inglés → Faro de Maspalomas
Frequency: roughly every hour · Journey: about 35 min
Ticket: Faro de Maspalomas: €4.05
90Maspalomas (more direct)
Airport → Playa del Inglés → Faro de Maspalomas
Frequency: roughly every hour · Journey: about 30 min
Ticket: Faro de Maspalomas: €4.05
91Puerto Rico and Mogán, and also Las Palmas
Las Palmas (Santa Catalina · San Telmo) ↔ Airport ↔ Puerto Rico ↔ Puerto de Mogán
Frequency: roughly every hour · Journey: about 60 min
Ticket: San Telmo: €2.30 · Santa Catalina: €2.95 · Puerto de Mogán: €6.80
Frequently asked questions
The route 60, direct, with departures roughly every half hour. It stops at Santa Catalina (€2.95) and San Telmo, the bus station (€2.30).
Routes 66 and 90, to Faro de Maspalomas (€4.05), via San Agustín and Playa del Inglés.
Yes. With the island’s transport card the trip is cheaper than in cash; you have to get it beforehand. The prices above are for reference from Global’s website — confirm them, as they change.