How much does bus cost in Gran Canaria?

Paying for the Guaguas Municipalesbus services The fare per person just one way is 1.40 euros. There is a ride ticket — Bono-2 — that allows you to make two trips and its cost is 2.40 euros, so you save some money! You may use to take a different bus to go to another destination, or simply as a round trip.



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Getting around Gran Canaria Bus: Buses are a comfortable way of getting around the island, especially between the capital of Las Palmas and the touristic towns in the south. The inter-urban bus network on Gran Canaria (blue buses) is extensive with over 100 routes that connect almost every main point on the island.

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How to move around cheaply? The easiest way to move around the island is by car. Especially if you want to visit the interior, having a car will make your trip much easier. The good news is that, depending on the season, you can rent a car for as little as €30 per day or €150 per week.

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The currency in Gran Canaria is the Euro. Make sure you've got some currency on you when you arrive in Gran Canaria, ready for any cash payments, like tipping. As for plastic, using your debit or credit card on the island is super easy. You can even take a travel money card for extra security.

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In general, urban taxis are not very expensive. However, if you want to go from Las Palmas to Maspalomas, it can easily cost around € 70 just one way. The revolutionary transport services, as Uber or Cabify, have not reached the island of Gran Canaria yet.

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Fixed-Route Service Bus fare is only $0.50 cents per ride. Hours of operation are Monday - Friday 6 a.m. to 7:15 p.m. and Saturday - Sunday 9:20 a.m. to 6:20 p.m. All buses leave from the El Monte Trolley Station located at 3679 Center Avenue approximately every 50 minutes.

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Is it best to take cash or card to Gran Canaria? If you're not a fan of cash as most aren't as well, MasterCard and Visa credit cards are accepted in main towns and cities. While the use of credit cards have become more common these days, bringing cash is still your safest option.

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If you are waiting at the stop, as the bus approaches you must signal to the driver that you wish to board. Single bus tickets cannot be loaded on to the Tarjeta Multi smartcard, they must be purchased on the bus. 10-trip ticket (Metrobús*): 12.20€ *View discounts available until 30 June 2023.

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If you do not have a ticket, you can validate on board with your bank card. Remember you can purchase tickets and travel cards and that there are also ticket machines at different bus stops.

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Taxis don't expect tips but do appreciate them. It's polite to round up fares to the nearest euro as drivers often run out of change. Please note that the 7% IGIC charge added to most restaurant and bar bills in Gran Canaria is the equivalent of VAT and has nothing to do with a service charge.

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Bus: Buses are a comfortable way of getting around the island, especially between the capital of Las Palmas and the touristic towns in the south. The inter-urban bus network on Gran Canaria (blue buses) is extensive with over 100 routes that connect almost every main point on the island.

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How much money will you need for your trip to Gran Canaria? You should plan to spend around €125 ($132) per day on your vacation in Gran Canaria, which is the average daily price based on the expenses of other visitors.

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