Private Airport Transfers in Gothenburg

Gothenburg Landvetter Airport is 25 kilometres east of Gothenburg city centre. The Flygbussarna airport coach runs from Landvetter to Gothenburg Central Station in approximately 30 minutes for 149 SEK — the standard public transport option. Metered taxis operate on a fixed-price corridor: Taxi Göteborg, Sverigetaxi, and Cabonline quote fixed prices in the range of 380–520 SEK for the airport–city centre journey. Uber operates in Gothenburg. Book via LocalsRide and the SEK price is locked in before the flight — your driver meets you in arrivals for direct hotel delivery without changing vehicles at Central Station, and for cruise ship arrivals at Gothenburg's Stenpiren and Frihamnen terminals.

Key Destinations from GOT

Gothenburg Central Station and Brunnsparken: 25 km, 28–40 min. Liseberg amusement park: 26 km, 30–42 min. Haga historic district: 24 km, 27–38 min. Stenpiren cruise terminal: 23 km, 25–38 min. Kungsbacka: 40 km, 40–55 min. Borås: 40 km east, 38–50 min from GOT.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Flygbussarna airport coach or a private car better from Gothenburg Airport?

The Flygbussarna coach (149 SEK, ~30 min to Central Station) is the most cost-effective option for solo travellers heading to Gothenburg city centre with manageable luggage. A private car (from ~380 SEK) is better for: groups of 2–3 splitting the fare, arrivals with large or multiple bags, direct hotel delivery without the bus-to-taxi connection, and late-night arrivals when Flygbussarna frequency drops to every 60 minutes.

Is there a second airport serving Gothenburg?

Gothenburg City Airport (Säve, IATA: GSE), 15 kilometres northwest of the city, previously handled low-cost European routes. It closed to commercial traffic in 2020. Landvetter (GOT) is now the only commercial airport serving Gothenburg. Passengers travelling from Stockholm Arlanda to Gothenburg have the option of SJ's high-speed train (3 hours) rather than a domestic flight.