Porto Francisco Sá Carneiro → Coimbra · about 136 km · about 1h 30min · fixed price €160 per vehicle.
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A private transfer from Porto Francisco Sá Carneiro Airport (OPO) to Coimbra city centre costs €160 per car for 1–3 passengers and €230 per van for 4–8. It is a fixed price for the whole vehicle, the same amount you pay when you book. The road distance is 136 km via A 1 and A 28; the drive takes about 1h 30min with clear roads, so plan on 1h 30min – 1h 50min at busy times.
Where the driver waits: The driver waits in the arrivals hall of the Porto airport terminal, after baggage reclaim and the customs exit, holding a sign with your name. We track your flight and the first 60 minutes after landing are free; the driver helps with your luggage.
Coimbra is a university city on the Mondego river, about 120 km south of Porto airport, with a hilltop old town crowned by the University of Coimbra, a UNESCO site. The drive uses the A1 and A41 motorways, tolled. The Alta (upper town) has steep, narrow streets with restricted vehicle access, so the driver stops at the nearest permitted street, often below the university, and you walk up.
Coimbra has three distinct parts. The Alta, the upper town on the hill, holds the old university, the Biblioteca Joanina and the Sé Velha cathedral. The Baixa, the lower town along the river, centres on the Praça do Comércio and the pedestrian Rua Ferreira Borges, with the Mosteiro de Santa Cruz on Praça 8 de Maio. Across the Mondego lie the Santa Clara convent and the Portugal dos Pequenitos park. Most hotels are in the Baixa. The streets are steepest in the Alta, so allow time for the climb, and the town is busiest in early May during the Queima das Fitas student festival.
Sources (checked 23 Oct 2026): road distance and driving time: Google Maps.
Price per vehicle, not per person. Luggage and child seats in the booking.
No asterisks, no surcharges on arrival.
Same rules, same fixed price.
No queues, no language barrier — just a relaxed ride at a fixed price from the moment you land.
Pick your destination, date and number of passengers, then pay securely online by card. We confirm by email within 30 minutes.
Your driver waits at the OPO arrivals exit holding a sign with your name. He helps with the luggage and speaks fluent English.
A clean, comfortable car, checked before every ride. Bottled water, Wi-Fi and child seats on request. You pay online in advance by card.
Every driver is hand-picked and knows Coimbra and the roads around it.
Exactly what every transfer includes — no asterisks, no hidden extras.
Four small things that matter a lot after a long flight.
The price shown when you book is the final price. No surcharges for traffic and no surprises on arrival.
We track your flight live and move the pickup if it is delayed. The first 60 minutes after landing are free.
Your driver waits inside the terminal holding a sign with your name — no hunting for your phone in the rain at 11 pm. He helps with the bags.
A real person on WhatsApp, around the clock. Change of time, lost luggage? Sorted in minutes.
About 136 km via A 1 and A 28: 1h 30min with clear roads, 1h 30min – 1h 50min in heavy traffic. The price stays €160 per car either way.
The driver waits in the arrivals hall of the Porto airport terminal, after baggage reclaim and the customs exit, holding a sign with your name.
Yes, coaches by Rede Expressos and FlixBus are listed from the airport area, taking about 1 hour 40 minutes to 2 hours.
The Alta quarter has restricted access, so the driver stops at the nearest point and you take the steps or the lift.
No — that is the price for the whole car for up to 3 people. For 4–8 people the van costs €230, also per vehicle.
No. The price shown when you book is the final price — no surcharges for traffic, airport fees or luggage.
Yes, free of charge up to 24 hours before the ride — you get a full refund. Later cancellations and no-shows are not refunded.
We are reachable around the clock, 7 days a week — before, during and after your trip.
