Chauffeur Service in Barcelona

It depends on the car and how long you need it. Bookings start with a block of up to five hours. Each vehicle class has its own fixed rate for that block: Economy at one level, Business above it, vans priced by capacity. Anything beyond the first block is billed at a set hourly rate for the car you chose. You see the full amount before paying. It won't change afterwards.

Uber operates in Barcelona. So do Cabify and Bolt. All three run on a limited pool of VTC licences. Availability drops sharply during trade fairs. Late at night at the airport it drops too. Most business travellers pre-book a chauffeur: the car is confirmed days ahead and the price is locked. When you land, the driver is already at the terminal with a name board.

For one short hop across town, a street taxi usually costs less. The picture changes at the airport and on longer days. A taxi from El Prat runs on the meter plus airport supplements, and nobody is waiting for you if the flight lands late. A chauffeur booking is a fixed price that already includes waiting time and the meet-and-greet, so a delayed arrival costs you nothing extra. For hourly use or a day trip to Montserrat, the fixed rate is cheaper by a wide margin.

Yes. A full day covers 8 to 10 hours at a flat rate. People use it for a client round in the 22@ district followed by dinner in Gràcia, or for a Montserrat trip with a stop in the Penedès vineyards on the way back. The car stays with you throughout.

Choose El Prat Airport (BCN) as the pickup point and enter your destination. Pick a vehicle class and pay online. The confirmation arrives straight away. Your driver tracks the flight and meets you in arrivals at Terminal 1 or Terminal 2 with a name board. Free waiting time of 90 minutes is included. Booking a day ahead is enough for most dates. During Mobile World Congress, give it a week.

Yes. Fuel and parking are in the price. So are tolls. Most Catalan motorways dropped them in 2021 anyway. The only ones you're likely to meet are the Vallvidrera tunnels on the way to Sant Cugat. There's no surcharge for night pickups or luggage either.

Yes, and to most of Catalonia. Sitges takes 40 minutes along the coast. Montserrat is an hour. Girona is 75 minutes, Tarragona about the same. Figueres with the Dalí museum is closer to two hours. The price is fixed for the whole trip, waiting at the destination included, so a day out costs what the quote says.

Economy and Comfort sedans for everyday trips. Business class means a Mercedes E-Class or BMW 5 Series. Premium is the S-Class. For groups there's the Mercedes V-Class, which seats up to 7. Minibuses run from 10 to 19 seats. Every class comes with a professional driver and the price shown is for the car, however many people are in it.

Yes. Private hire with a driver in Catalonia requires a VTC licence, and every driver in our Barcelona network works through a licensed operator. Drivers are background-checked and know the city well beyond the tourist centre. Vehicles are inspected regularly and fully insured. If anything goes wrong on the day, support answers around the clock on WhatsApp or live chat.

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before pickup, with a full refund to the original payment method. No questions asked.

Yes, at no extra charge, for every vehicle class. Tell us the child's age and weight when booking so the right seat is fitted before the driver sets off.