Lisbon Airport to Coimbra
A private transfer from Lisbon Airport to any address in Coimbra, about two hours up the A1. Book a fixed price now, or post the trip and let drivers bid.
Airport meeting guidelines
Arriving at Lisbon Airport (LIS)? Here's how pickup works for your transfer to Coimbra.
- Your driver waits in the arrivals hall with a name sign and tracks your flight.
- 60 minutes of free waiting, counted from your landing or booked pickup time, whichever is later, so a delayed flight is not a problem.
- Every flight lands at Terminal 1 — no need to check which terminal your driver is waiting at.
- Give your exact address in Coimbra when you book — a hall of residence, hotel or flat — so the driver can plan the drive.
- Travelling as a family or group? Choose the Van class — the price is per car, not per person.
How pricing works
We show a non-binding estimated range based on distance and typical demand, so you know what to expect. Drivers then submit their own bids — often you'll pay less than the top of the range.
About the journey
The drive is about 197 km on the A1 motorway, roughly two hours. The A1 is a toll road. Fares are worked out from distance and do not include tolls; under our terms tolls can be added on top, so agree it with your driver once they are assigned.
The fast trains stop at Coimbra-B, about 3 km north of the centre, with a connecting train to Coimbra-A in town included in the ticket. A driver takes you straight to your address.
Flying out? Coimbra to Lisbon Airport works the same: put your Coimbra address as the pickup and the airport as the drop-off, at a fixed price or by bid.
How else can you get to Coimbra?
Public transport and taxis both work — here's an honest comparison.
Train (metro to Oriente + Alfa Pendular or Intercidades to Coimbra-B)
€20–24.10
≈1 h 45 min–2 h on the train, plus the metro
FlixBus, direct from the airport (5 a day)
from ≈€5.50
≈2 h 20 min
The direct FlixBus from the airport is by far the cheapest, but runs only five times a day, and the train needs the metro and a change at Coimbra-B. A driver leaves when your flight lands and stops at your door, and the price is per car, so it splits across a group.