Bus Aller Retour Porto Aéroport

Four bus lines connect Porto Airport with the city of Porto, some 11 km distance from the airport. Bus line 601 runs from Cordoaria to the airport via MAR shopping centre. Bus line 602 runs to the airport from Cordoaria via Padrão Moreira. Bus line 604 runs between the airport and Hospital S. João via the stop Crestins. The forth Line 3M runs in the early hours of morning from 00.30 am - 05.30 am.

To travel on public transport in Porto, passengers must first buy an Andante card. For tourists, these come in two versions: The Andante Tour Card 1 is valid for 24 hours and costs 7.00 euros. It must be validated at the start of the journey. Andante Tour 3 Card costs 15.00 euros and is valid for 72 consecutive hours after first being validated. The Andante cards are also valid on the Metro, on all STCP buses and on a selected number of other bus lines and urban trains in the Andante zones.

Porto Airport Bus 601 to Cordoaria (Via Mar Shopping Centre)

Porto Airport Bus 602 to Cordoaria (Via Padrão Moreira)

Porto Airport Bus 604 to Hospital S. João Metro Station

Porto Airport to City Centre Night Bus by STCP

Airport Shuttle Bus to Porto City Centre by 100rumos

100rumos Airport shuttle services begin at 07.45 am and run until 21.00 pm. The counter in the terminal is open from 9.00 am to 9.00 pm every day. After customs, passengers should turn right. The 100rumos counter is at the end of the terminal building on the left hand side. Drivers meet their passengers there and take them to the shuttle. If a passenger misses their scheduled departure, they can take the next available shuttle. Each person may carry 1 large suitcase and 1 handbag. If limit is exceeded, an extra fee may be charged. Transfers in between city and airports (and vice versa) may take from 20 to 50minutes depending on traffic and other road/weather conditions.

Airport Shuttle Bus to Porto City Centre by Terravision

Terravision in collaboration with Goin’Porto also run a shuttle service between the Airport and your Hotel in Porto City. The advertised price for Adults and Children 5-7 years of age is currently 5.00 EUR one way or 9.00 EUR return (Jan 2019), with Children 0-4 years of age traveling free. Terravision's benefits include no booking fee, free extra luggage and free amendment to travel dates.

Porto Airport Shuttle to Porto City Centre Bus Terminal by GetBus

GetBus run a non-stop service into the City Centre between the Airport and Porto City campo 24 de agosto bus terminal. The advertised price as of Jan 2019 was 2.80 EUR one way or 5.10 EUR round trip. The journey time is approximately 25 minutes with the first service leaving Porto Airport at 10:00am. Children up to 4 Years of age travel free. Porto Bus Station has services such as cafeteria, restaurant, cash machine, metro and other services.

Porto Airport to Lisbon Sete Rios Terminal by Bus

There is no direct route to Lisbon by Bus from the Airport, but you can take the GetBus to the central bus station in Porto, approximately 25 minutes journey time. From here it is possible to travel to Lisbon either the Sete Rios which is a major Bus station and railway station and is the main hub for Rede Expressos intercity coaches. Rede Expressos buses has 26 departures a day from Porto Bus Station and have available: Air Conditioning, Wi-Fi and Power Outlets. tickets can be exchanged up to 1h before departure - for Free.

Porto Airport to Lisbon Estação do Oriente Station by Bus

Alternative destination to above is the Estação do Oriente which is a major train, bus and metro station located in the Parque das Nações district of Lisbon. Rede Expresso has free reliable wifi connection, power sockets and on board media on all their regular fleet buses.

Porto Airport to Braga by GetBus

Situated in the heart of Minho, Braga is the third largest city of Portugal. Braga is a great city as a day trip from Porto with plenty of sights and attractions and being home to the oldest cathedral in Portugal. The city’s most visited tourist attraction high on a hilltop to the east is the Bom Jesus do Monte (Good Jesus of the Mount). This sanctuary is a pilgrimage site and has been attracting religious devotees since at least the 14th century. The site is is accessed by a 1,000 foot slope, or the easier option is the funicular railway, in operation since 1882 and continues to this day to be powered entirely by water.